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CLASSlTOn. ADVERTISIMINTS
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KORWICH CNIOM
KBINSDRAMOB SoCIXTT !
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Money To Loan
J . '; Om Real Estate)'
C-vor Ladd k B.h Baas)
FOflREXT Apartments 2a
"ISTr.E.I8K.ED APARTMENT-
" . nun, Oo ij . Za-IlO
,I;,XTru.NEW.H0USE. GARDEN.
. Electric; light aad fine well. Wallac
road, can 1317J. . 2a-fl2
AT NO. IIS NORTH COMMERCIAL St,
1 hare apartments for rent fu. .
room 4 over Peoples Cash store.
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FURNISHED , APARTMENTS CHEAP
1173 N. Fourth 'stneC Phone 2080M
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NEW APAttTMENT WITH ALL MOD
era ronvenieaees. For inspection or res
ervattons call Pattoa Book Store.
2a-l7tf
NEW 2 AND S ROOM APARTMENTS
ruraisaetf, 3Z5 . ith. 2a-f
IO RENT APARTMENTS, 191 NO.
Oemmereisl. s
BasBiBBBSsaBBSssaBsssmaBSssBmmBssssB8si
? FOR RENT Bouse . 2b
HOUSE LAND APARTM ENT8, 2056J.
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MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE WITH
, garage, ti. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
. . 2b-no
FOR RENT A LARGE HOUSE. COB
aar Cottage aad Center; houaekfeping
aad room- renting ases. For parties,-
- Ian. see wm. r leasing Apartment.
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THK -LARGE HOUSE AT CORNER
Ceater aad Cottage sW. ' See Wm. Flem
ing. S41 State at. Also a 5-r. bunr-
lew ad a 6-room , modera vita bsse-
Btent. i - - ' 2b-f3tf
FOB RENT Rooms
2c I
690 Union St. Phon S67J.
2c 110
fOBEXNT APART ME NT8 AND
: sleeping rooms. . ieoaara notei, xs i.
.' ' Front atiMs. ";
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FRINTXD CARDS. 8IZE 14" BY Ttt"
wordioc Fwminbed Boome," price 10
emu aek. (Ha teaman Btuinaaa yt
fie. Groand floor. :
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: FOR SALE HiscelUneotur i 4 1
RHODE i ISLAND RED v EGGS FOB
kauhiag, 50c per dot a. I). A. Har- i
ria. Phone 26K2. 4 f!2
Northwestern Nursery
Yard near Aabura hall East Sa
lens. Fruit and not trees, small fruits,
ate. -Choice roao bnahea. shrubs, and
.: in all . . lines. I
11F3. Howard Jones. 4-f 9tf I
WINDMILL AND TANK CHEAP GJ A.
MUley,, 0 iMarion-.pnoaa ,vwBings. .
CLOVEB HAY PHONE 1397M. 1 4-f 13
POTATOES PH ON E 1007 J EYENINOS.
rOTATOES 1 007 J. EVENINGS. 4 fl2
1$ INCI OLD FIB,
1645WL. f
$8.75.
PHONE
4-f 12
COOKING APPLES, DELIVERED. TSe.
S boa. Ward K. Richardson, 2395 Front
; Phono 494. . , -0
CONCORD GRAPE PIANTS -BEST
train. G. A. Miller, 260 Marion St.
.1
FORt SALE RHODE ISLAND RED
aatehinf egga. M". M; stage, oio .
Saltaui Phone 81F25.
4-m3
BALED s CLOVER- HAY,' $10.- . B. tC.
Biaegar. . Call 105FI3. LewleUm road.
4f
FOB: UPJOHN 8 GLADIOLUS CATA;
tegae, phono 1700 or address D. H. Up
iha, 104 So. Liborty. Salem. 4i27
CUSTOM HATHINOSAVE MONEY
ik.i. - Uovd Lea. Phono
12121. "I
4j25U
Willamette Valley
v't Nursery y: 1
has faw of Dr. Beaa'a Bl FVo
prone troe loft; also wain at
" - - t i -u.tkia Rt. 7. Salem
u.l vt.ka.. Pkau 105F5. 4-tf
vmvwvwm .w .
HAVE YOUR FURNITURE OR AUTO
eU4ee4 and policed wit. "Kwito
Una" or will tall yoatta V"?i1
do the work yourself, ova ana e. V "
to. .to.. yr w.llp.pr T ";
Age
leata waated. r. V. o -a.il"
4 jlStf
Phana 1120.
Beautiful Oreeon Rose
And eleven other Oregon aonga together
with a fiao eoliectioa oi pavriy r-r
aaorad aong and many oU-Um laTor-
itea. ; i i- ' !','
- V I ALL FOR Vie. ;
(Special prieea la qnantity
Zrpeeiaily adaptable) far ebool ooiai
Ity or heme ainaTin. 8 ioPf" i
: Western Songster
f nagas www In its third wdltloa h
. ; ' PnblUhad by ; ..-", : . "
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
tli S. Conunareial SU
Or.
nmnnivut miirvvlTIR CO.
W lU-Vwar -ai'rii bytt-
ani. -i.- k. tl. 8ieciel rental!
! ;mu (..Umo. ion Matonia BH:1
Pheaa 362.
TO SALS OLD WWW.SL 1
1 -a ja
aeau a bundle. . circaiattoa b.--
Oregon 8uta.maiu
PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BT TH"
werdiag 'For SaU. Euoulra at. J2j
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FOR SALE Livestock 4
DOZEN CHOICE WYANDOTTE
e-en one x.-.. . w
8, Box en.
I HELP WANTED Female M
WANTED WOMAN COOK AT ORB
State Tuberculosis hospital. Addrew
Bt. 5. Box 28 or call la person. 5b-Ti
; tttj-v t Tvja VTTCTl a fade) 6C
eUAMia. ww i alstw 4m. -
& BELL' MADISON. ''BETTER -MADE
SUIBTS direct from our .
.:iai axoerieace re -
ad ' iiri5: Bi profit.. Writ;
for FREE SAMPLES. M A DIJ " "
WTT,T,a
ana hmiiIvit. b
HELP WANTED MlscelUneous M
' WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO J.g.joo AND CP; AT 8100 pOW'N
Uka farm paper enbecrlptlone. A $wo I -Tp. Located ia most all parte of
l tropoaition'tTtbo right Wi1 s.lenl For 8H -1 Oertradt . fc. gff
Jreiatht Paoiflo HomotsaJ, wUttsmM' ;, . Ij2tf
' hldg Sal am, 0. - "
SECTION
Oae week (i iniertloni)
One month
-200
Six months' contract per mo 15e
13 months' contract, per mo 12
Minimum (or any advertiaement 25e
POULTRY
7
THE AVERAGE HEN DOES NOT PAY
a profit. Purebred hena bred to lay
pay big profits, aad have made hun
dreds of poultry mra wealthy. Four
teen trio of world champion pure
bred chickens will be civea free to am
bitious men, women, boys and girls.
bend name aad address and full infor
mation will be mailed. Purebred
Chicken Editor. Northwest Poultry Jour-
nal. Kalem. Oregon. lep't. A. 7a-)30tf
REAL ESTATE City
8
OWN
YOUR
HOME
A BARGAIN BUY 4 BLOCKS TO CAR
i line and store, l'i acres. 4 room house
electric lights, city water. Small barn.
garage and wood abed. At low price
of $1900; $300 down or $1800; $800
sown.
See J. A. MILLS, 331 'a State St.R-flO
Best Buys and
Exchanges
24 acres, 10 commrcisl fruit in bear
ing, balance in grain. 7 room house.
Darn, garage, shrds. 1 Vt miles out the
uaraen road, the best of locaT.on.
;uu; S3000 rasb, balance 3 to a
years.
S acres, modern bungalow, in city,
xrhangelfor 8 to 120 aers.
S rooos' modern bungalow, full base
ment, very close in. $3150 $600 cakh,
balance $35 monthly.
SOCOLOFSKY. Realtor
341 State St. 8-f9tf
IF YOU WANT "TO OWN YOUR OWN
home see
ROBINSON
212 Oregon Bldg.
8-f 10 !
TO EXCHANGE
M nic 7 room modern home with
2 acres of fine land 9 miles from Sa
lem, on paved road. Want good home in
in pavec
i. Will
Sstera. Will pay cash difference.
THOMASON, 331 H State St.
8-f8tf
FOR SALE
Two houses with furniture
Neat 4 room bungalow, two lota well
located, fivoo.
New five room bungalow, one lot.
aorta Salem, t-tW.
New modern bungalow, 5 rooms,
lights and bath, saved street, ear line.
Rents for $20 per meath, good tenant.
Price- for-this week only $1800 terms
Act quick.
- Coiy and will built S room cottage,
lights, bath, 2 lots, good street $2250;
terms.
Modern bungalow, 5 rooms,, basement
rloM to school, good location. Price re
duced to $3OO0; terms for quirk deal.
crwner going away.
. EXTRA GOOD BUYS!
In close-In suburban homes, $2550
and np. Choice lots $175 and np.
CHILDS A BECHTEL.
V . 840 State 8LV - ' S-fStf
WELL BOUGHT REAL ESTATE IS AN
INVESTMENT WITH INCREASING
VALUE.
Here is a fine buy: 5 room bunga
low, basement, garage, wonderful view.
Surely a snap at $3400; easy terms.
Think about this buv: A 4 room bon-
gslow, breakfast nook; basement; only
$2600. fared street, east Iront. ion
mv name vour own terms.
A 4 room bnngalow, basement, fine j
Tiew. Think: $2100: easy terma.
A new 4 room bnngalow, basement.
fnrnaee. asrare. for $250O.
For f 3750 yon can get a five room
bnaralow. with garage, on paved street.
Always money to loan on real es-1
Ue.!- -
If it it a house, farm, lot, or a trade
you want to see me.
RICH L. REIMANN
Realtor '
Office Phone 1013. Ra. Phone 726R.
229 Oregon mag. - o uu
fyiTR IN CAPITOL ADDITION $300
$100 down, city lots ana o
lota for aala by Gertrude J. M. Pago.
, 8-J29tf
LOOK AT THESE VALUES
5-roora plastered house, bath, toilet;
a fine borne, at $2500, $100O down.
7500 buys a 9 -room house, $160
income a month; $4000 down.
A good S-roota plastered ho, pave
ment, sidewalks, dose in; $1000 down,
25 month. v.,.
4400 Dayi B line moaern uuuiu",
. . 1 .AA!A . I.
Boar Capitol St.. raw easn.
A fine 7-room moaern nome. cioav
aienn S10OO down.
List yoor property with na.
v l.Mrv. waiting.
Wa
Wo o-U or aaehange what yon don't
want for what yon o want,
want - ITLRICIL
123 N. Com'l. f3tt
I wnnvsw prvnu.nw S2750
I "-""r" TaTeair room house
"1T.Z. ..-I e.e line. S2000:
avad street and car line, $2000;
will Uka lota np to $800; balanee easy
Urma. Four room honso comer lot,
iuui. tarms. Modi ra five room
baagalow. close in, $4200. Eight room
bungalow a swell borne, $8000. Choice
an.ias five blocks out. $3000.
jut ww--"-i t - : - . -
JSaTSaWt
F. L.
nM RAH BP. IDJV. T mm J . -
Wood, 841 State St.
8 fStf
vrtniri HST.FM HOME
$3000 Less for cash. Near Prf
..Km.1 and churches. Neat,
::7r-..Kl. room boaae. basement
":rji: iZZm.r. Two corner lots with
Z-clTTfriH. ahado and garden. Phone
, 1565R. 1895 N. Chnrch. a-i
'I wptwt MORE LISTINGS ON ME-
1 JZlmA mil sroDertios. Have a
-.1 .ppnc.-.o- head. Come
j u. The Fleming aHy
r. ait state at.
S-t3tf
a a BV 1.
I PRINTED CBDS.B . so . -
worinr, ;
eeata iacb. SUUtmM Bttsittea w
flea. Ground floor.
, oTit I UFTTFR BUYS
$1600 buya f iva-room honsa, new root
. i... aono down.
Fino aew modern bungalow, f i v.
eJma. pi'ed street and walk, $2750;
. I v a700 down.
I - ' m. 1
I ' $4500 buya nine-room noose, paveo
gireei. .- . v.k
1 - . tlBHil l,tlV. I VI-IUUW wawmmm m .
toilet, linoleunt in three rooms, range,
"7T. r.-i ..Ki.t - CS0O cash.
f Fini 7-room modern house on pavad
street. $3200; terma r trade.
If thera U anything In our.liM you
wwt. it wyi pay 70.
"E SZ
l 7:;: ais.o for aala by Oartrado
1 Voase isu,
8 j29U
M. P80.
I oitF A GOOD TEN ROOM honse
v... . . ... a kl.vka from I
Tanartmenta. 5 blocks from
.1 -Y. n owner for terma.
OUSinese a.;on,(
REAL ESTATE City 8
HOC-SUB AND APARTMENTS FOB
rent by Gertrude J. M. Pag. 8-j29tf
FOR REST 5 ROOM FLAT. UNFCR-
nished or furnished. $40 and 843. Sco
at etn retry, s-tf
PRINTED CARDS. SIZB 14" BT
wordiSk ror Root, priee 10 eeoU
each. Statesman Buainesa Office, ea
Ground Floor.
BARGAIN'S IN HOURS
New modern 5 room bungalow in the
Oak addition, $S500; rah.
Modern 7 room honu at 1465 Cheme-
keta St., $6500.
ti room bouse on pared St.. and car
line, 81800; $600 down.
8 room home at 1780 Center St-
13800.
Small tracts n-'ar the city on easy
terms.
We write fire insurance.
W. H. GRABENHORST k CO., Realtors
375 State St., I . S. Bank Bldg.
8 f7tf
RtLL ESTATE Trades 8a
A GOOD TRADE, 68 ACRES. 6 BOOM
house, barn, garage. Running water
and spring. 28 acres rultirated. bal
pasture and timber. Will take $3500
property and assume some. Price
$5600.
See J. A. MILLS, 33114 State St. 8a-fl0
REAL ESTATE Farms
0
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A YOUNG
conplj in this. 12 acr a for lease for
term of years, or will sell on almost
rental terms to sn industrious, well re
commended young couple. Nearly new
partly furnished bungalow. Other suit
able building. Suitable for1 poultry.
nuts, fruit or berries. Terms and price
right.
A. C. BOHRN STEDT
147 No. Commercial St., Salem, Or.
9-fl0.
SPECIAL
On acre with 5 room house, barn,
chicken house and caraze. Spring
water piped in house. Close to Salvia I
on pa va roaa. rrice iihu wuu
$300 down.
THOMASON. 331 M State St.
9-fBtf
FARM SNAPS !
27 acres fruit nnts. berries....$6,500.00
153 acres dairy and stock U,500.oo
ten rlairv and nck L 600. 00
189 acres dau-y and stoca .. a,uuu.uu 1
38 acres veg tableand berri.sf Tk500 00
70 acres general farming $4,000.00
A. C. BOHRN STEDT
147 K rommereial St.. Salem, Or
9i8tf
HOWELL PRAIRIE FARM PHONE
1395W. 9m2o-
V OPPORTUNITY FOR A TULNU
couple in this. 13 aera tor lease tor
term of years, or will sell on almost
rental terms to an industrious, well re
Mmn-ended voune couple. Nearly ce
nart.v firislied bungalow. Othfr uit-
able buildings. Suitable for pouHry,
nuts, fruit or berries. Term, an! pr.ee
rieht.
A. C. BOHRN STEDT
147 No. Commercial St., Salem
Cr.
9 19
KKALi iiAlAlb AimDer " I
A rood niece of timber, all grub oak,
1 1-4 miles to K. R. switch; toma
SHF hou ."d Jn. wSli
to pay for place, rriea aovw; i i
down and $500 per year, 6 per cent.
See J. A. mil.1.8,
33m State St.
TAXI SERVICE
FOR QUICK SERVICE AT LOWEST
rates call Ket Top uao. raoai
Iaynmheice
. . USED CARS FOR SALE 11
USED CARS AT PRICES THAT WILL
PLEASE lOl.
1924 License on Al!
Cars
Ford touring $ c5-?2
Chevrolet 490 100.00
Buick roadster 100.00
FnrA taurine lOo.OO
M
Bsby Grand Chevrolet
Elgin touring
Overland 90
Ford
Baby Grand Chevrolet
Essex touring
riiutn tourinr
200.00
260.00
365.00
395.00
495.00
595.00
Many others for you to select from
Coma in and look tbein over. We give
terms.
W PETTYJOHN CO
Sin a. t,ommerc...
....re . hp4l-Ttrrt XTVTVT.V Ta i n I-
ed blue sedan, 1923 monei, iu
ed blue seoan, isss moei,
tirea, spare, license, bumpers, spotlight,
ate. Yon will h.ve to se this to .P-
N. Com'l
Otto J. Wilson. Phone 220
1 1 u.
um.irTVTVB BARGAINS
Buy your dsed car now, during the
sUck season. Y'ou have better stoca
to pick from and too lowest pnc
evr known.
SPECLVLS
Dodge touring --
rti.rml.r tnnrine. 5 mo. old
.. $330
u.w.tt lAn,;.. nnpinal tires, loo.s
Mam" v- o eoA
urirly new ; uov
"I-::' ... " .;j;,; l.t. model
rd touring, recondition, lste model
goo
wnu ai.nr -
r . l . . ZIJU I
I Chevrolet touring, motor and rear
end overhauLd "
Stodebaker Mig m prr
dltrOIl wv
Never before were used cars in tucn
good shape, offered for ale in the city
of nalera at sucn iow pnc.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR
9S v rhnrch. Phone 885 ll-f6tf
FINE CAR FOR LABI 1" T o
rood paint, tirea ana conumwu, -
Franklia touring. estras;
$2250. now $875. Terma.
this office.
cost new
In,ii?27tf
ee a oj-wa-nai aj
'
vnw sit.V.
1922 Chevrolet touring, run 5000
miles; runs and looks like new; also
1924 license. $200. v...ii
io-! lWr delivery, overhauled
completely, cord tires. $500.
. Zr. , .' j ...i.n iiutki like nw.
run. Al. eonipped cord tires and dise
wheda, $750.
aJaWrS
1916 Dodge touring, good running
M1922Fordlro.dst.r, box on rear, food will play Phil Jefferson, profes
light d-livery. $250; terms. sional af Everett, and Frank So-
DAvrcTl-ri V. MOTOR CO HfW . . ...
rem parti CARS FROM AN
irriiMRi7.Fn FORD DEALER
10tT tout-in i $ 95 00
1919 touring . Jf f
Mil VMSzzzzz: h.fs:
1V2 lourios
1923 roadster
370.00
.. 400.00 I
1922 coupe
1922 sedan
495 UO
850.00
. 200.00
1923 truck..
109I Jlivrv .
Other ears from $45 and up.
All ears-are guaranteed.
gee ns before buying.
Liberal terma; open evemnga and
Sundays.
VALLEY MOTOR CO
Fboaa 1995260 No. Hlf JMf
WANTED Employment 12
WANTED POSITION AS J50OKKEKF'
- eV Urouag lady. T.a years tsjr
ieaco ia bookkeeping aad general off.ee
work. Can furnish beat r'rB'
Addmt P. 0. Box 153, McMinnyllo,
WANTED Miscellaneous . 13
WANTED 100 hTOt'K HOGS.
PHONE
13-,fl2
64Fi:i.
WANTED PORTABLE SAWMILL State
aise and price. (o. K. Etzel, Turner,
Ore. 13 f'J
100 STOCK HOGS. PHONE 64F13.
13 f!2
REGISTERED JERSEY COWS WANT-
d. State what you hare and price.
Address "Dairy Farm," Caro Statea
inn. d4tf
D13F8
WOOD FOR SALE
14
WHY Bl'RN WET WOOD? LARGE,
dry, second-growth fir, $7.25; 16 .in.
fir $9. Phone 1879W. 14-fl?
DO YOU WANT GOOD WOOD AT REAS
onable prices t Then call 1879W for
sin. old or second crowth fir. Prompt
delivery. I 14 j26tf
OAK. ALSO SECOND GROWTH 4-ft.,
$7.50 cord. We do hauling of all
fc-inria Tniuiwl csrrier. Phone 19F3.
U. D. athyfield. 14j25tt
FOR DRY WOOD CALL 0.
Phone 77F2.
T ATTDT
n27tl
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft. and 10 inch green mill wood
Dry mill wood
Dry second growth fir
Dry old fir.
18 inch BLOCK mill wood ti the boat
fuel to lava your dry wood. Prompt
delivery and ressonable price. Fred
X. Walla, 280 8. Chorea, Phone 1542.
natf
PUBLIC NOTICES 1"
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by
the County Clerk of Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, at his office in the
Marlon County Court house in Sa-
lem, Oregon, for and on behalf of
the counties of Marion and Polk,
stata of Oreeon. until 2 o'clock
!P. M., Monday, February 18th,
1924, for the installation of an
electrically operated ferry, operat-
mg at inaepenaence, uregon. rtius
... . ntM,nA(1 n ioint meetine
of the county courts of Marion and
Polk counties, Oregon, at the Mar-
ion County court room in the Mar
ion County court house in Salem.
Oregon, at 2 o'clock P. M. the
same day
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the office of the coun
ty clerk of Polk County and at the
office of the county clerk of Mar-1
CflUnt 0reon.
A certified check for 5 per cent
of the amount of proposal, payable
tn U. O. Bover. County Clerk of
Marion County. Oreeon. must ac-
company each bid
The county
.nurts of Marion and Polk coun-
ties .reserve the right to reject any
ana ail Oias.
U. O. BOYER,
County Clerk of Marjon County,
Oregon.
FLOYD D. MOORE,
County Clerk of Polk County.
Oreeon f 2-9-10
Chain Store Organization
Opens for Business Here
This Morning
The Dundee Woolen Mills com
pany, a chain store organization
hand,jne men.8 made to order
suits and woolens, has leased the
1fi7 North Commercial
r""v "' .
8treet. formerly the home Of the
. rw . ,flhn
Rottle shoe store, and will be open
i - , .t-i i .j
tor Dusiness tuis murniug, accuiu
I Ins- tn q nnnnnf ompnf made veater-
I ,
,
i i ne company operates apuui
100 Btorea in the United States.
I stores In the northwestern branch
are iwaica at oeaiue, i atuua,
H.-11..J . 1 J
I r-oriinu, Auerueeu,
Bellingham
i . , Salem
i , ... . , .
I .naues w. uoon, wno nas oeeii
I connected wILh the firm in Port-
mhor nt .Mr.
I 1QUU A v Hie aat v uuiuwi j a jtlmsw
Is to be the Salem manager. He
and R. P. Dieckman of Portland.
district manager, were busy here
arranging the stock and Haniv
for the opening.
Four Expert Golfists
Play at Everett Tuesday
SEATTLE, Feb. 8. Four well
known western Washington golf
players will meet in a challenge
match at the Everett Golf and
Country club near Everett, Wash.,
Tuesday.
Al Espinosa, professional at the
club here, and
Fred Jackson, Seattle amateur.
ble, professional at the Rainier
club here. A series of three
matches will be played with the
second contest over the Inglewood
course and the third over the Rai
nier course, with the dates to be
announced later.
Independence Wins Title
For Polk County Teams
INDEPENDENCE. Or., Feb. 8.
(Special to The Statesman.)
Independence defeated the Dallas
"high school in basketball tonight
by a score of 16 to 14. The game
was played at Dallas.
, By defeating Dallas Independ
ence claims the county champion
ship, and will meet Salem in In
dependence Tuesday, Feb. 19, and
i. Colon. VrlJiv Fah 2 2 pom-
peting for the district cnampion-
Ship. -
DUE MILLS
COME TO
EM
CLASSIFIED
Of Reliable Business
ARCHITECTS
FREEMAN Jt STRl'BLE, REGISTERED
Architects, 510 Bank of Commerce
Building.
AUCTIONEER
O. SATTERLEE
Auctioneering
Room 15, BrTpan Block
1'hon- 48 4 6t 121 IJ
fl-tf
ATTTO REPAIRING
. WILLAMETTE JUNK CO.,
Metal, rags,: pap. r. Auto wrecking.
Repairing. Paris for all cars 50 to 75
per cent off list price. U.o N. t orn I
fhone 588.
f-8tf
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN
PRESTO-LITE BATT E R T SERVICE
Station. Expert battery and electrical
work. Ferrie Bros., Phono 1803, 418
d urt.
R. D. BARTON . EXIDE BATTERIES
starter and generator work; 171 South
Commercial.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY-
cles and repairing; 387 Court.
BIRDS, FLOWERS AND PETS
FLAKE'S PETLAND, BIRDS; FLOWERS
Pets. X73 State.
T
CARPET AND BUO WEAVING
SALEM CARPET CLEANINO AND
Fluff Rug Work Rag and fluff rugs
woven any site without stains. New
mattresses made to order. Old mat
tresses remade. Feathers renovated. I
bay all kind of old carpets for fluff
rugs. 13 'A and vviiour streets, x-aojie
1154. Otto F. Zwicker. Prop.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR. L. T. DICK CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. 153 S. High St.. Phone 283.
CHIROPODIST
DR. S. f. SCOTT, graduate NA-,
lioaai tniTersiiy sciences, v.uics(i
Masonic Temple. Phone 640.
CHXJtOrSACTOBS
DRS. COTT C SCOFIELD. P. 8. C
Chiropractors, 414 19 U. 8. Bank Bldg.
Phone 87; ret.
CLEANERS AND DYEBS
SALEM CLEANERS AND DYE R
tfA P"" Voc-
Suite snonced and nresaod. 50c.
1215 8. Com. Phono 1868
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
CIVIL,' CONSULTING. CONSTRUCTION
Constructing engineer. Surveys, esti
mates. J no. H. Neef, $19 Oregon
Bldg. Phone 7f5.
CONTRACTORS
FOR CEMENT WORK CALL AT 436
N. Summer street. Phono 674 J.
cherry city contracting co.
General contracting ana Dunning. r.n
mstes gladly furnished. Phone 1867R
or 59F12. 126tt
CORSETS
SPIRELLA CORSETS BOLD BI ALICS
A. Miles, 451 'North Slat. Phono
1903J.
DRESSMAKING
THE ADSITT'S
' Dressmaking, rope-stitching, pinking.
Hand work. 332 N. 12th St. Phone
2085 R. 121
DRESSMAKING A N D DESIGNING
Carrie Fisher, McCornack Bldg., over
MiHers.. "15tf
PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY 7"
r'ording 'Dressmaking" ; 'price 10
ats each. Statesman Business Office
Ground Floor. ;
DRUG STORES
WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS,"
175 N. Commercial. Phone 167.
ELECTRICIANS
L52F L0-MA8OM
I vt rrvrprrt wiTTrftFt ivn KT"
ipJJS L 19$4 '22 N Liberty
Co. Phone 1934, 2.2 L.nerty
SUPPLY
ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN
House wiring by hour or contract. Es
timatea furnished. Phone 980. 414
Conrt St.
HA T.IK'S ELEOTRIO SHOP ELEC-
trical machine repairing, contracting.
837 Conrt. Phone 4B.
T ABM PAPER
rvuusisu omu
eant stamna for special three months
trial for the best and oldest Journal in
the west. The articles and advertise
ments are of special interest to the
Sonltry breeders of the o r t n w e s i.
orthwest Poaltry Journal, 211 Com
mercial street, Salem, Oregon.
Up YOU want to get the best
tl .Pthr
I months' trial subscription. Mention
this ad.
FINANCIAL
LOANS
Farm and City.
Most liberal rates and payment
PfWllHAWKlNS & ROBERTS.
enc rtrm RMv Salem. Ore.
--y m(
CHERRY CITY CONTRACTING CO.,
nan...i iunirutinr and building esti
mates glsdly furnished. Phono lf67R
r nor 12 daotx
. iiv-a itvtifh WF.SF.RVE SYSTEM
an eitv or farm property. Reserve De
posit company, 72 Fourth Street, Port
land, Or.
riM littVS LESS INTEREST,
tima na . commission. Protects
against adveraity. City Joans, lowest
rates, monthly instalments; prepay
ment privileges. J. C. Siegmnnd. room
2. over Ladd A Bush bank.
LOANS LOANS LOANS
I can malt yoor farm or city loans, beat
service given. II you neea a . -me;
and if ywa have money to place,
see me I always have takers. O. W.
Laflar, Oregon bldg.
FARM LOANS
6tt
No additional expense
ANDERSON A RUPERT,
40 Oregon Bnildinr
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING BOUQUETS
.....! - i li i decorations. C. T.
Breithannt. fiorUt. 123 N. Llbarty
Phone S80.
FURNACES
8EAGROVE FOR TURN ACES SIBLI
coa Pipeless, $85, 1165 Parry St
Pi sw ;- e24tf
FUirBBAZi DIRECTORS
SALEM MORTUARY. FUNERAL DIREC-
FURH1TURE STORES
- an.
, I Pnon 484. .) ;
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
and Professional Firms Arranged in Alphabetical
Order for Quic Reference
FURNITURE STOBXS
PEOPLE S FURNITURE STORE NEW
and .second baud furniture; 271 N.
rommereisl. ,
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING, STAMPING, Pl.EAT
iug. The Petite Shop, Room 5, over
Busicks. n-9tt
SALEM ELITE H E1ISTITCHI NG
pleating, buttons, stsmping and needle
wurk; Oregon hldg. Phone 379
MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING
stamuinr. buttons. Room 10. oTr Mil
ler's store. Phone 117. ,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
DR. L. G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIST.
Doea a general practice. Treats boitrr.
Gall Stones,; and Drousy, arising from
diseaiea of heart, liver or kidneys
without operation. Office and resi
dence, 296 N. Liberty St, Salem, Or.
Phone 147.
LADIES TAILORING
D. H. MOSHER TAILOR
FOR MEN
and women, 474 Court St.
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY, 316 8
Liberty street. Fhone 2o. oldest
largest best. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Oualitv work: prompt service; 1Z64
Brosdwsy.- Phone 165.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Maternity Home and Rest sanitarium,
1899 State. fhone 52 7. Jii
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
- Phone 517-W. '
MUSIC LESSONS
A COURSE IN BUSINESS PIANO
playing. Popular syncopated standard
music. 'Semi-classic and ballad 12
lessons. Waterman Piano School, Me-
Cornack Bldg.
MUSIC STOBES
SHERMAN, CLAY A CO., PIANOS
Steinwaya, Duo-Art and others. Moore'a
Music House, 415 Court Street.
GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO
gpaphs, sewing machines, sheet music,
and- piano studies. Repairing phono
graphs and sewing machines; 432
State street, Salem.
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW
Victor or Brunswick. H. L. Stiff Furni
ture Co.. Music Dept.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE ASU
chronic 4 i e a i e ; 415 Oregon mag.
Phone HO. -
NURSES
FOR PRACTICAL
NURSE
PHONE
n25tf
1483M.
NURSERY STOCKS
FRUIT TREKS, SHRI BS AND ROSES.
Near Auburn hall, KaiU Salem., onn
western Nursery. Phone 111F3. m9
FRUIT,. NUT 'AND SHADE TREES
Pearcy Bros., 237 State.
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
fruits, ornamentals. Capital t-ity nur
sery Co., 426 Oreeon Bldg.. Phone 75.
OPTICIANS
GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW OP-
ticsl Co., 3Z5 Btsie Street, opposite
Ladd k Bush Bank. "Usa Quality
Proven Shur-ons."
MOKRIS OPTICAL COMPANY ORE-
gon Bldg. Rooms 3Qt to au. n
PAPERHANGINO AND PAINTING
PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc
Reliable workman.
TEN CENT KALSOMINE IN BEAUTI-
ful colors; fl does a room, aiox v.
Buren, 179 N. Conmercial.
PHYSICIAN OF PHYSIOTHEBAPKY
DR. JACKSON. DOCTOR OF TOIS1-
olherapy, treats all ailments, women a
ailments especially. 265 N. Commercial
street. Phone 2005M.
PIANO TUNERS
EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED Pi
ano tuner. Leave orders wui i axaaio
Store.
PLUMBING
W.T'MRINO AND GENERAL REPAIR
work. Grabcr Bros., 141 S. lad'Ti?.
Phone 550. . f
Pl.rVRING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phone 1397 -J. Snep 127 union
street. A. L. Godfrey.
8CAVXNOERS
SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE CESS
pools cleaned and dead animals removed
GsrUaee and refuse of all kinds remov
ed bv the month. Reasonable rates
Phones: Office 529; residence 2058.
RADIATORS, FENDERS, ETC.
RADIATORS. FENDERS, BODIES made
or repaired. J. C. Bair. 236 State Bt.
SECOND HAND GOODS
WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH
in and shors. Best prices paid. Cap
ital Exchange; 842 North Commercial
Phone 1368W.
STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING
8TOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 years experience. Depot National
fence, sixes 26 to 28 in. high.' Paints,
. oila and varnishes, etc.. loganberry and
hop hooka. - Salem Fence and ' Stove
Works. 250 Court street.1 Phone 124.
aaa i 1 i
TRANSFER HATJLIHQ
WE MOVE, STORE AND 8HIP HOUSE
hold goods. Our specially ia piano and
furniture moving. We also make coun
trv trins. Wa handle the best coal and
wood. CaU oa aa for prieea. We give
good measure, - good quality and good
service. Larmer Transfer Co. Phone SCO
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO 226
Rtata St Phone 933. Distributing. Ir-
warding and storage onr specialty. Get
onr rstes.
TRANSPORTATION
PARKER'S STAGE LINES
J. W. Parker. General Manager
Central Stage Terminal Salem, Oregon.
SALEM-SILVEKTUJI IMVISIV
Leaves Salem Central Stage Terminal
? a. m; 11 a. .; a p. m.
Leaves Silvertoa Newa Stand :
a. m 1 a. m 6 n. m.
Salem-Independenee-Monmouth Division
Ih -Salem. Central Stage Terminal
7 a. m.: 9 a. m.; 11:10 a. m.; 3:10 p. m.
5:10 p. ra.
Leaves Monmouth, Monmouth Hotel:
8:15 a. m.; 1' p. m.: 6:15 p. ra.
Leaves Independence, Beaver Hotel:
8:30 a. m.;. 8:50 a. m.; 1:15 p.
Leaves Central Stage Terminal, Sale4
. for Dallas at: -7
a tn.; 11:10 . $:!
Leaves Gait Hotel. Dallaa at
a m m . 1 ti. ra 6:15 D. m.
, Wo make connections at Salem to all
parts of the lley. ; Extra? tripe by ap-
pointmnt. ; " . ..
J, W. PARSES, Genara.1 Manager. .
TRANSPORTATION
CENTRAL MOTOR BUS LINK
Central Stage Terminal, Salem, Oregon.
8ALEM-EUOENE
Leaves Salem 7:15 a. m.; 9:15 a. m.
11:15 a m.; 1:15 p. m.; 2:15 p. m.;
5:15 p. m. 7:30 p. m.; to Corvallis only.
VETERINARIAN
FRED W. LANOE, VETERINARIAN
Office 220 Soma Liberty. Phone 1191
Res. Phone 194 8 J. m9
WATER
SALEM WATER. LIGHT tc POWER CO
Office, 801 South Commercial St. Tea
per cent discount on domestic flat
rates paid in advance. No dedactiom
for absence or any cans Unless watei
is shot off your, premises.
OREGON STATE NEWS
Demanding More of Students
EUGENE, Feb. 9. For failure
to make passing grades in at least
nine hours last term, 82 students
of the University of Oregon have
been placed on piobation for the
present terms it was announced
at the university. In order to be
come reinstated these students
must make a total of 17 hours by
the end of the term.
Of the number placed on proba
tion 68 are men and 14 women
The preponderance of men on the
list is due, it was stated, to the
fact that men as a rule " follow
more vocational lines of work
than do women and the studies
chosen are more difficult.
A general Improvement is shown
in scholarship, the statement said
by virtue of the fact that at the
fall term last year more than 100
students were placed on probation
and the enrollment at that time
was less than it la nox.
Thirty-three student- vere per.
nianently dropped at I he end c
the fall term just coehu!ed which
is also a smaller number than the
ear previous.
. Broccoli Prospects fkol
ROSEBURG. Feb. 9. Accord
ing' to Foster Butner. manager of
the Umpqua Valley .Broccoli Ex
change, markets for Umpqua val
ley broccoli show good indications
for the season, which is expected
to open about the 20th of this
month. Mr. Butner states that
only a few cases of the product
are being shipped at present and
that most shipments of this is go
inc to Portland markets. No car
load shipments are expected until
later in the month, when the ship
ping to eastern markets and Can
ada will start.
The present weather conditions
are very conducive to the growtn
of the broccoli and will probably
affect an early opening of the
markets. California broccoli is
selling rapidly and it is expected
that most of the produce from
that state will be off the market
wlren the Oregon producers open
their season. Prices are holding
steadily so far in the year and
local sales are being made at $l.o0
per crate, f. o. b. Roseburf.'
Full Time Fnit'for Douglas
ROSEBURG, Feb. 9. -The full
time county health work was. tak-
325
HB233Ji-TXl
THE TARIFF REATTACHED
By JOB f. ADAMS.
Chairman of the Republican National Committee
The a ri
ii o u n cement
of Democratic
leaders in
Congress of
their inten
tion to inaug
urate an at
tack on the
protective tar
iff law will not
meet with the
approval of
thou ghtfuJ
Americans.
The present
tarilT is dem
onstrating daily the wisdom of
its enactment.
As a revenue act it easily ex
cels any tariff law ever In effect
It produces between $550,000,000
and S600.000.000 annually. At this
time, when the subject of taxes
Is uppermost in public discussion,
it should be kept in mind that
every dollar of federal revenue
collected at the customhouses
means one less dollar collected
in income tax.
The present protective tariff
has stimulated foreign trade. Our
exports for the calendar year 1923
were $333,000,000 greater than for
the year 1922. and over 21,680.000.
000 greater than 1913. a normal
pre-war year. In 1923 our imports
were the greatest of, any year in
history more than double Im
ports In pre-war periods. The sig
nificance of these figures is In
the fact that we operated under
the Fordney-McCumber tariff all
the year of 1923. v
t What the agricultural and live
T a mi iji rwrrmm-m
L,V',
C&CJl mterefltaofthfleonntrT'ej CQratry atM, yorljl-,
en up officially this morning with
the arrival of Mrs. Glen Post who
is to assist Mrs. Florence G randy
who has been here for some time '
starting off the work of the county
health unit. These two nurses ar
to remain here permanently and
will spend their full time in this
county in the public health work.
Dr. Belt of Newport, who Is to
complete the unit, is expected to
arrive today. This physician will
also give his full ; time to this
county. Mrs. Grandy reports that
in the inspection which she has
made so far she finds that there Is ,
number of contagions through-
out the county, including some ...
cases of scarlet . fever, whooping
cough, measles and other diseases.
New . reports are, coming in dally
from various sections of the coun-;
ty and no time will he wasted In
starting the health work.
To Form Johnson Club
EUGENE, Feb. ; 4. Organiza
tion of a Johnson for President
club- will soon be under way ia
Eugene, according to the report of
Sanfield McDonald of Portland,,
state organizer for the California
senator, who , was here yesterday
on his way south in the interests
of the candidate. A county chair-
man will be named and the nuc
leus of a club will be formed in
the near future, according to ar
rangements that were made here,
Mr. McDonald states.
Senator Hiram Johnson will be
a Eugene visitor In JApril or May
prior to the Oregon primary May
16, according to Mr. McDonald.
The senator will have completed
his eastern campaign at that time
and will make five or six speeches
in Oregon, ,
Says Rhodes to Blame
ALBANY.' Feb. 4. If Ell
Rhodes of Salem suffered damages
in the wreck of May 25. 1923.
when his automobile and the Ap
person sedan driven by F. E. Cal
liater of this city collided at the
intersection of the Sllverton-Che-'
mawa road and the Pacific high
way six miles north of Salem. It
was the result of his contributory
negligence, according to the ans
wer tiled today by Mr. Callister
through his attorney. K. L. Mc
Dougal of Portland. . . -
Rhodes is suing Callister for
$7,800 damages, claiming; that the
accider-t was the result of Call is-
ter's carelessnes.s " '
In the answer to the complaint. :
Mr. Callister's attorney ,sets out
the claim that Rhodes approached
i he intersection "operating his au
tomobile recklessly," and careless- ;
y and negligently failed to ob
srrve the traffic on the 1 Paclf if
hightray. which he .was approach'
ing. . ' ;" :'-- ,
LonbeiTles in Unn '
ALBANY, Feb. 7. Details per
taining to the production and the
marketing of Oregon fruits were
given to a meeting of loganberry
growers who gathered at the com
munity house this afternoon,: by
C. L. Long, fruit specialise and C
J. Hurd, marketing specialist, both
of the O. A. C.
Mr. Long said la opening that
all fruits are competing with the
loganberries for a place on "the
market. Out of the 740 million
bushels of fruit needed in ' the
United States, this country grows
but 97.5 per cent. .Which situa
tion he pointed out. requires that
we create a market by advertising.
; What Oregon should strive to
do is to put up a uniform -quantity
pack. He also championed co-operative
organizations A or the rea
son that such organizations take
all the product . raised, while the ,
private buyers only take what
can be disposed of.
think of the present tariff Is evi
denced by their general protests
against any lowering of present,
schedules affecting their prod
ucts. To" tle contrary, there U
a demand that the present rates
on agricultural products be ' In
creased under the flexible provi
sions of the Fordney-McCumbei
act. .: . ' ".-.-'
There Is no merit In the argr -ment
that the present tariff has
increased the cost of living. Out
manufacturers sell to jobbers and .
wholesalers. If the tariff had en
abled them to raise their; prices
as Democrats charge, the fact
would be Immediately reflected
in wholesale priees. The Janu
ary report of the U. 8. Bureau of
Labor Statistics shows that the
average wholesale priees of over
400 standard eemmoditles. repre
senting all industries, declined
during the year 1923.
Under the Fordney-MeCumber,
act. during the last 15 months,
the United States has witnessed
a period of unparalleled indus
trial activity and prosperity. Nev
er in the history of the United
States during peace times have,
so many wage earners been em-;
ployed or the level of wsges been;
as high In industry as since the
Fordney-McCumber act became:
effective: It will be very difficult
to convince the industrial wage,
earner or the agricultural pre-!
ducer that the protective tariff!
now in effect should be reduced!
or repealed. It has bronght all;
classes of citizens and ell sections
of the country better times and
insured all lines of activity a staw
bility not approached in any Ota- ,
r,
H