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; . 1 . AUDRED BUNCH " , Phone 106 - t . c t . 1 ; : -f ' i.MOya. those, who will motor to , Champoeg today to attend the,-: pioneer .celebration- are: Mrs, William Brown. Mrs. W. II. Kid ridjte, Mrs. S. C. Dyer and Mrs. J. Di Sutherland: , ... "Mr Rea Benson was guest of honor at a delightful surprise party and shower when' the mem bers of the Delta Alpha class of tire-First Methodist church gath ered Thursday evening at the Benson's new home. An old fashioned atmosphere ' pervaded the rooms with a group of girls in old-fashioned costumes and old fashioned flowers in display. Those present were Mrs. La Moine Clark. Mr Rea Benson, JElsie Lippold. Rena Mickey, Violet Hocver, Ruth McAdams, Mabel Sarase," Maude . Savage. Nancy Savage," Bessie Smith, Josepihne Shade, Alvina Anderson. Elizabeth Stockhauseiy Edna Miller, Minnie Miller, Crace Robertson, Lydia Hunt, and Lauta Marr. v J Mr. and Mrs. A.1 A. Livesley re turned, yesterday from a' motor trip through western Washington, goh a far "north as Vancouver; BI C They spent the week visit-' Ing Mrs.' Liealeys' .mother, Mrs. -De Beck, in Vancouver. - ;The members of the senior class of Willamette university were ' honor guests at a formal banquet l&n evening at the Gray Belle, the junior: class . entertaining. The program tor the evening included: Vpcal solo, Gladys Mclntyre; read- Ins, Caroline Stober; dance, Lillie and Friendship Dreams, Richard Brfggs, 25; Bind in--Memory's Living Gleams. Orlo Gillett, 24; The. Spirit of Old ,Elaine Oberg; Forever Holds bur Friend ships True; ' ;Fr.ed ' Patton; ". Our Golden Dreams and Memories, Al bert Geyer; ' Have Made Their Tune Her, Melodies, Ejher Mqyer. Patrons and patronesses for the affair 'were- Dr';and . JIrs, . Cart Gregg Doney,' Deaa- Frances M. Richards and Prof, and Mrs. Jas. T.Matthews. Mrand Mrs. Elmo 'white . will be dinner , hosts this, evening at their home, 14M" Oxford street, for club 'friends.;, "'- r ' .', . Mrs. Stella. - Kellogg . Drake, grand matron of-the Order of the Eastern Star.of.'Oregohj, will visit Chadwick chapter, officially this coming Tuesday evening. -A no-host luncheon is planner for 12:,30 o'clock. at' the ,-Marjon hoi el, after which members .will aajourn to:" the. Masonic ' temple where Mrs.fDrake will 'conduct; in struction.' Plans are' being made for a banquet tdfolfow the eve ning session. In charge .of the arrangements are Mrs. "James God frey, chairman; .Mrs. "" Margaret Montgomery' Mr. and Mrs. Rad- cllf fe, Mr. and , Mrs' tollman, Mr. and Mrs.' Lou 'Grote, Mrs. u. a: Vibbert, Mrsl Herbert H." Hauser, and Miss Minnie Moeller. ' ' ' , "The Cinderella Ballet," which will be presented by a cast of 100 children, will be given' here May 16 and '17. The participants are members of Mrs. .'Ralph White's fh riistnnhprsnn r tnaatmaster. Prof. Ja. .es -Matthews; College Days dancing classes. The affair, which TODAY TOMORROW LUDEVILLE ' Singing, Dancing, Music, . Comedy and Acrobatics 4 Herbert RavKnson , ch'd Alice Lake . . .4.?Ta-ii2". D; iilCii 1G CHEAT OTIiCll FEATURES.TOO is in the nature of a benefit, is' being sponsored by the . Illlhee auxiliary club. Matrons, support ing the prod uctloiu are Mrs. T. C. Smith, .Jr., Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. Aashel Bush,- Mrs. Fred Thielsen. Mrs. W. H. Burghardt, Mrs. Clifford tBrown Mrs. R. M. Hofer. Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr.. Mrs. Chester -Cox and Mrs. John J. Roberts. ; The newly organized American legion auxiliary will meet Monday evening at. 7:30 o'clock in Mc Cornack Jiall.. At, this time Im portant business will be consid ered. The auxiliary invites Sa lem wives, mothers and sisters to attend the meeting. "It is hoped that a number will poin in order that the membership by May ,11 may , number 50, allowing the sendiner of two delegates to the June Convention which will 'be held In Portland..,, ; , , . , The auxiliary, officers Include: Mrs. John J. Rottle, president; Mrs. George P. Griffith,, vice pres ident; Mrs. Brazier Small, .secre tary; and Mrs. Carlton K. Logan, treasurer. : . - Announcement comes from -Cor-vallisi of the engagement of . Miss Annabelle , Golden, daughter ..of Mr. and Mrs. TV S. . Golden, to W'ayne Kain of Portland. The an- nouncemtnt waa.made .at break-' fast last , Sunday morning at the. Delta , Delta, sorority house, with the table .cleverly decorated with tulips. Miss Golden, "who Is a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority, is a junior at Oregon Agricultural college, .. Mr. , Kaln. who graduatedwlth the class of '23, is a Sigma Chi. At. present he. Is employed-in Portland. Miss Golden is a popular student on the campus. , - ' r ' ' Mrs. Harry Boles was hostess for the Dorcas club on Thursday afternoon, the members gathering to honor Kathleen Brinkley, bride elect, whose marriage to Ben Arn old will be an event of the near future. The rooms were attrac tive with red tulips and white lilacs. A varied program was en joyed, a mirthful1 part of which was a mock 1 wedding ceremony. Dainty refreshments were served at- the end of the' afternoon, the hostess, being assisted bjj Mrs. George Hain. MrsIM. Crabtree Will entertain at the next,"meet- Ing. . " , ; .. ..;,...-' ; Mrs. A. C. Parr was nostess on Thursday at an especially delight ful meeting Of Chapter G of the PEO Sisterhood, entertaining at her home on , the " Portland road. Mrs. F. ' L. Burt of Chapter C, Wyoming, was at this meeting. added to" the chapter : by demit. Miss Annora M. Welch, a non resident member, was also pres ent. . Quotations on education ' were STATESMAN WANT ADS Tho shortest distance between buyer and seller. used aS"th appropriate roll-call responses tor the day. ,Cntribu tlons were made at this meeting to the educational fund.;: of the chapter. Mrs. A. T. Wool pert gave the paper, following," In an' fhtPr esting manneri the sabjeet of Chili and Peru" For Hospitality, day, May . 8, the chapter .accjepted. the invitation to meet in1 Wodburn as the guests of Chapter J. Delicious ! refreshments , , were served,, the hostess being, assisted by. Mrs.' D- X. , Beecbler, -after, which a pleasant social time was enjoyed. '. - Mrs. J. D, Sutherland - has ar rived in Salem to be the guest for the summer of her sister, "Mrs. Cv O. -Rice. .--' "K The public speaking department of Willamette university will, a week from Tuesday, present three plays, under the direction of Miss Minna L, Harding. The following will be presented: 1 r5 . "Mrs.- MacPhersdn's Dream," by M. L. Harding, a play in one act,, two scenes. Time, 1913. The scene is laid in a West Virginia mining town: - Characters;'"' Mrs; MacPherson, Louise ' Kaufman; Elsie MacPhersonV Sadie Jo Read; Sandy MacPherson, Joe Nee; Mrs; McCurdy, Ann Silver; Sally Brown Marion Wyatt; Bill Bensonf Mer- "The Consuming Flame' by M. L. Harding. A drama in one act, two scenes. " Scene 1 is laid in New York, in tho Weston's home; scene 2 Is laid In Paris at the present time; Characters: Mr. Weston, sculptor and painter, Aubrey Fletcher; Mrs. " Weston, Ruth Hill; Edith WestonrLois Chapin; Elsie, the Weston's friend Elaine-Clower; Mr. Burton, art 1st. James McClintock; Mr.; Gold rich, Rawson Chapia. "The Mouse Trap.; byt William Dean Howell.. . The. scene' is, laid In Mrs. Somer home. New York. Characters: Mrs. Somers, ..VoTena Jenks; Mr. Willie Campbell, Wal lace Griffith; Jahe,. Marjorie Brown; ,Mrs.., Miller, Zelda. lul- key; Mrs..Bemis. Dorothy, Owen ; Mrs. Current , Alma Wells;-Agnes Roberts, Pauline Remington"1- . 1 ' ."T """ : r'7.i The War , Mothers will, hold a sale of, delicious cooked foods be ginning today at 10:30 a. m.at Xeimeyer's dryg store, , 1 75 NortH Commercial street. A similar sale is held each month . with tbei Pro- ceeds zeing devoted to. the fund for the soldier . memoriaL . NexPT week will-be known as "Memorial week.", with, adefinite drive on for i the monument.. The War Mothers aredependiiig. on ther many friends- for the . success-jOf today's cooked food sale. - soci.ii icAxxsntjar0: - ' r -:-Today ."; '-r s -First Conference of " Oregon-! Writers, at Eugenei " -. J , '-, ' Dinner , club, Mr. arid ; Mrs. El mo White, hosts ..j V'-r ; W. U. sorority parties: Alpha Phi Alpha;. Beta Chi'. '1 i 09. State, street; Delta Phi, r?. 75.7. Center street..,. , ...vj..."..' t 1 . -. Cooked food salejNelmeyer's drug store, War MothersJ;htstess94 PHD0LEI.1S GarrlsoB'st New Phjuie ol Adele REVEttATIONS OF A WIFE Copyright. .;iIL. by Newspaper : - Teatnrs Service, Loo. . - him, so that when he is removedr as he -will Jbe, you will be, asked, to accompany him. I ought to warn you that going with him Vuay be dangerous for : yout for his em ployers, I .am sure, would have neither scruples -nor pity it they Should discover ; you were a .spy upon their movements. ; So, if you don't wish to undertake it ".,.. -1 What: are you trying to ,do?." Katherine . said . half-rouglshly, half-mdlgnantly. , "Undertake it! I wouldn't miss the chance, tolo a piece of work like that for the whole -state; of Nebraska." ' (TO BE CONTINUED.) CHAPTER 157. v; AMiat Katherine Answered to". 'Lillian's Question. I THINK Katherine read in our faces tnat she had startled us by her gamin-like Joy at Lillian's news, - tor the.- next .second she dropped her hands while an em barrassed flush ; stole over her charming face. .... You must think; I've gono daft," she said, - apologetically. VBut, oh, if you know how tired i am of being on my dignity! You see,' Jack's position in the .little town in which we lived required that I keep.. tho proper, apprecia tion of the most formal conduct in mind, ; so you'll just have to for give, me." . , v;r . . .. i ."Forgive you I". I. echoed, read ing between her words that it was not Jack'a position, but Jack him self who had so repressed her. , t "Of course, your levity ' is a great . trial -to both Madge and myself," Lillian Interposed with an impudent- grimace at me, "but we'Jl try to struggle,, along .under the handicap... And when we get ou.t to the farm. we'll put you out with Marion to turn a few hand springs " : ." i . "I : w.onder if I've -. forgotten how," Katherine said .speculative ly, with, such- seriousness in her tone that Lillian and I laughed ouirigm. ( ; . . , . i , ' . . f But I really felt more like tears. There, wast such unconscious be trayal in her abnormally high spirits. I remembered suddenly a treasure of my small girlhood, Jack-in-the-box, , for whom ' Wav. to-'-o iroVv I , v , "today' tomorrow4: -DAGAiN; I - .J- BARGAIN -- V i Adaplca From -toe Famous Story . k'rniim " " ; .MAYinZE 1 . : ; MATINEE SoSaV Booth TOTldngtoitf .t-otay :-'"-;; . ;.. .ilAGWOLIA" : ..- ' I ' '-y, -- ' '?sik . 'Tir' "Covered Wagon'' r.ytv,r?- - um.iv J: i PRODUCTION rr f v mjj( - sun, he was 'I nothln' but a r livable, flinchin' coward. Bat when he. becomes . r-.Ttlar treat-'em-rougti, : -Vfij-nlive wild man r ".1; -sub; ': you'll . Just l.t .-' yo'nelf into hytt. t lies that's all! The best t'ruze comedy yet! : . . TTi:;n ::on . v 4t 'tar-. 4 Wail - 7:i; ,n;tart at 0, 4 J . . - Ail . Pcrtlani . is tlll fafkia v Atnut Ul As Funiiy xi3 Harold Lloyd's 'Girl hy ERHEST,TO!UlEnCE MARY ASTOR. NOAH-BEERY PHYLLIS HAVER CULLEN LAI4DI5 McDOI-t) used-to feel so sorry in queer childish fashion whenever I was allowed to play ,wlth him,: and ! never would - willingly, crowd him back .into -bis confined quarters Absurdly enough, the joy and re lief which Katherino was uncon scionsly betraying at this Interval of. respite from her. life with Jack Bickett seemed to me like that old-" time escape of my plaything. ; - Madge Is Thankful. ' Something else came to my mind, andcame with a little feel inr.Dt panicky Joy, as if I had escaped some danger by a narrow margin. I remembered the devo tion - which . my "brother-cousin," Jack Bickett, had showered upon me from childhood, and the me morable day when he had come back, from a long trip and ig norant of my marriage to Dicky had asked me to marry, him' be fore I could tell him my news and stop the revelation, so surprising to me, of his love I had 1 often wondered what would have been my 'answer to Jack if I had never met' Dicky. And in the early, stressful, some times miserable' days of my first year of marriage, I had sometimes been guilty of wondering whether Jack's quiet dignity and strength would not have been, a better an chor; to, my. marriage; ship than picky'a volatile, tempestuous lov ableness. " ' - ' I had answered the question long ago decidedly in Dicky's fa for, but Katherlne's1 , unconscious attitude brought home to me most forcibly, what marriage with Jack Bickett would have meant to me. True, I have not Katherlne's1 high girlish spirits, but I have a strong er .will, than she, a more tenacious grip upon "my own, way,', and I sent -up a silent little :prayer of thankfulness that Providence: had given me Richard Graham instead Of Jack Bickett as my life com panion, i Lillian tumbled - Katherlne's bags into. the tonneau of my car and; motioned Katherine author! tatively into the rear seat. " - "Undertake It!' "It will save time to tell you What S ! nn while We are srnina home," she said, "so get in here with me. Madge knows all about it already." I ,, am, all ears,'-'.. Katherine laughed, settling herself in the car. , .For several minutes there was no sound save the ..steady murmur of Lillian -----roice-relattng-; the story; .which, I knew so well, the story of Katie's strange terror of iua unanown man, or ner domlna tion by him, of her queer, turtfve searches of tha house, and.my fath er's room especially all evident ly. under the man's directions- and of thafT;final tragic night ,wben we-had planned to overhear, by Katie's connivance, her talk with him, and when the man had' been struck down by an automobile while cycling J to the rendezvous. i There was no word of jquestrpn f rom "Katherine,' and f knew that she had slipped, once into the Old attitude pf absolute attention ahd obedience to Lillian when as-, sistlng her in .secret government yrork. .--. , j, ; "He - is in - the hospital , now.' Lillian finished, "and while he has hot been inquired for yet,, he will be. --You see 'your Job, don't yon t He will' need a 'nurse lor weeks to come Indeed, it, la doubtful if he l: Cl kj T STAYT0N WBVS T . STAPTON, Or., May 1. Rev. C. T. Cook, .pastor of the Metho dist Episcopal church in- Stayton, has made several trips over to Salem the past 10 days to attend the gospel meetings which are be ing held there under the leadership- of Mrs. Victoria Demarest. Mr.- Cook speaks in highest' terms of the meetings ln progress and says Mrs; Demarest is a wonder ful speaker. . . .. . . ... W. O; and ' Cora' Cooper and their uncle, R. D. Coopen who have spent the past three weeks ljere, drove to McMinnviflo Sunday where they enjoyed -a- plcnc din ner In the park, and a meeting of about 35 members of the Cooper families i The occasion was the CCth wedding anniversary of. Mr. and Mrs. J C Cooper of McMInn- ville. , - ..... Mr. and Mrs.'Alf Phillips were Stayton . visitors - Thursday - from the Coon Hollow : neighborhood. Mr.' Phillips is on crutches, due to a badly Cut foot which he received while slashing brush on the farm. Mrs. "John MielkU .who has been til for several weeks, was .taken to a Portland sanitorlum Friday where she-will receive treatment. Mr. Mielki and their daughter Ce celia- accompanied her to Portland. Leo Lulay had the misfortune tjO - break -one o his legs while playing baseball af Turner Friday when he attempted to slide in to f ome ibase. -Leo ; is. sone- ott the high school boys and his - class mates and friends regret the ac cident, , -; LvC. Basley and wife of the Stayton hotel, which was so' badly damaged by fire last week, have decided they will repair the rooms which, were damaged by the fire, but will not rebuild the kitchen. which - was a total loss, as they have leased the dining room to J. , A. Hendersttott, who will .re open it. . Mr. and Mrs. Bailey will still conduct the rooming part of the business. ... Mrs. Matilda' Brown of Dallas, who lias been ill at the home of her sister. Miss Anna 'Stayton, has recovered sufficiently to be up and about the house. - - - - : . County Commissioner J. T. Hunt in: company. With Mrs., Hunt and her . uncle ; Williaim White bf Va- dar. Wash. 4 rove over from Sa lem . Thursday and. spent, the day with MrJand Mrs Harry Tata. Mr.1 and Mrs Plume arrived in Stayton. Saturday, and spent seve ral days' here with her sister, Mrs Branson. Mr. and Mrs. Plum are en route to their home in Yakima after a three weeks auto trip in California. . , i Funeral services lor the late John H. 1 Porter, a pioneer farmer of this f vicinity, .who passed -away at hia farm home three miles from Stayton. Saturday were, held from CliASglFEDB . pbona 3 Advertlslsj Dept. - CTLASSITIED ADVEBTISKMEKTS ' IUU per word: Pee lncrtion , , , Three insertions. Money to Loan ' . On Keil Ette. . t. k. roiiD . , ,.. OTertoddjfctojn , . . AUTO JIEPAIRIXG . 8 . BtnCK-AND- I.KXIXGTOJT - Tinvr nntrw kv.k. MOTOH REPAIR 410- S. Commercial St. 2-m3 1 Oos week, i Imertion)-. One month - Six jnonla' oatre psf vn 18 raontii'; eontmc r bo Minimum tor T dTrUe-s't- rOIt RENT Iiou-es FOB KEXT MODE a . shea flSBw, .--. . - r- sut or 823.. - - F.XPEBTV ' Auto Repairing . ; IL It. HAH-RIS 173 H.' UberfT t. AUTO TOl-S 1 - NEW !At7TO "TOPg ' TTPHOLSTERY REPAIRED S1DK CURTAIN PUT ON IKOR . HODS ; "AT ; O.J. Hull ' -" ! 256 Btate St. . FOR RENT 5 ROOM BCSGAU)..', nislied from; Jnne 1st, t-o .- -lit. VPurm. FOR RENT ,'EOO'I JJVXfi U.r . 142o N. CMlril.'- tiaruf-. 147 Nortt Com'l. St. rhone S3 .. FOR- RENT 8- KOOMT Ft'UXI.'.: bou, et. .jsaieni. . 7 room nnfuriusuetl loui. ' S oou house. A room Iioum. .. .. ' . ' GEKTRUUK ,J. IT. PAm I- . 49 If. Cottage. 7-mr. iLARGB 6 BOOM HOrSE. rO. T furnished. yuon m r ' - ' Ka1l., :"'.' ' , " 7'F " FOR SALE mJM-cIIa:. . . I TWO TENTS,-.KAMrrOOK, iA' - - Uive, enmp cnairn. x uuuo ' 3ra3 Beautiful Crc;:c :i J-3 OARAGE FOR BENT 340 NORTH' LIB- FURNISHED APABTMEAT. 2093J. 112 Union St.- n FOR RENT- Front.- I rmwi w'1 V- ?Ter. fecovers and, I "want ydti to ? i ULLLtA : A-Hiv imak"e-yonrsel! " Indispensable to the Weddle. chapel Monday at 2 o'clock, followed by burial service at the family lot - in Lone Oalt cemetery. .Mr. Porter was . a high-- yr respected citizen of this com munity.r. i Ben Gehlen of the city market wa$ a week-end visitor in Portland returning home Tuesday morning. George. Colby of Toledo visited hero a day or two; last .week, the guest ol Mrs. Mattie pruce. O. M. Baker, senior member of the firm of Baker & Ryan, local Chevrolet dealers, made a bus! ness- trip to Portland first . of the week. . , Miss Anpa Merts, who has been in Beavertpn ;tho p.ast?few months has been visiting her. parents, Mr and Mrs. J. P,"Mertz; , for several days. Miss Merjs expects to re turn to Beaverton Thursday. - Melvin - Gildow and family ..of Aumsvllle were here . Tuesday, bringing their small eon, Donald here for medical treatment. , vDr..K.,H. Hobson of Salem was called here professionally .during tne week being in attendance at the Thomas PJeming, home where one of the Fleming - children has been seriously' ill.' f t Will P.' Fellis came over from Portland, Monday visiting friends about-town. Whlhe here he was entertained at i the home of his brother, J. TV Follis. Visitors in 4-alemc at the Jess Shepherd home over the week-end wereMr. and Mrs., Charles .Gefc,- 1 en... and their son,,. Quentin, of Mr-' and MrsJ Charles Hall,- ac coinpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pjsher, motored to Co ryallis Sun day where they spent the day. Mrs, Leo, .Willing ,and .little daughter Esther. Mae, are visijting hp re from iJCorvallis j this c week. Theyvare being entertained at,. the nome of Airs. Koaa willing ana vv. rB.' -Allis. - . --- 7 -- r John A." Smith, a prominent re publican of the Aumsvllle com mjUriity, was here recently -talking politics with Stayton friends. 1 Harry J. Rowe, manager of the Stayton Light . & power company has fitted up a neat service wagon tor file company's use. FOR rent: PASTURE PHQKK 692 W. 4-raay4 FOR. RENT apartments 5 PHONE ROOM FURNISHED APARTM33NT. 4 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT to 3 BOOM. KITCHENETTE, FURNISHED apartment - xornace priT -APARTMENTS 411 Norta FOR RENT 8 AITS CIXJSE IN.- NO - N. CommerciaL Room 6. - -pr28tf STRICTLY MODEB3T FIVE BOOM hest- d aoartment. amoraisaw. -And elerea. other Orf-i - f ether Vita m line eoV.wnW el ; -le- onfa, ancred eorga at. 1 &s ? lime favorites. - - -. - all rcu s;. " (Spelai prteee in qt-atU.r K ) Especially adaptable .i: e f nnnity or home iX.zl'Z- - - ' ' Western Ucnc ir : - TO pages new la i:s tlirl til.'., i . Po1"isiei ry . OREGON TEACnr-3 ilONTHLY SIS 8. Commercial t-t. i C have tour- rvr.snvr-z C3 cleaned and po s 1 witn ihiae" r wU o.l ycra the i do the work yonr?- ", a and '. atso clean your k.'-.. r cr " Afentt wanted. P. U. -s 4 . i Phone 1820. -- - i'.i USDE R W O O D TTPEV, t . iamTe . yoor . naer-rae . re- - - i I? peoale who' make it- i r . t rat to ttudeau. t3 I...- 3 Pbons 262.. Reasonable price. 1444 Onter. Phene I FOR BALK . OLD ?A; 1377J. . 5-apr23tf fURNISHEJl APARTMENT JH PUao KQ T. Knramr.. i'Dont iujo. o-' I eenta a bundle. Circulation a-. Opcon 6tatn. FOR BALZZ lit' rOR RENT DOWNTOWN APARTmeats a t a mm rt rasx. ratvuu . vm - menka. CaU Patton'a Booa: a tore. 8a-U tnp iftrvT APARTMENTS. 9l CVmmer!tat. 'lll,-B!n . . , FOR JREXJj rooms S 6 SMAJLIi OFFICE ROOM, 153 S. Chnrc Phone s8. ,--. v NICE1.Y . PURNISHEJ), MODERN Roemi, N. Hiett St. . "' - FUCLIO NOTICES FOR SALE PINE JF"ZY COW, Ji. Iresh. Phone 15tisV. t i.- FOR SALE TWO SEGISTr.'.D Z : - ' rows; one-2 year old; ce 3 y; r r iMust aell at once. C. V. I'c ', " . -er,- Oregon. - - - 3-ir.a SEVERAL GOOD J ' II,-C CO-C. I nd eomutr frean, lor ft, -.-, Boderman, Jtt 'ersoa, Cr i " S. I 4SF23 from alra. . - Notice of , v Intention , to Improve Church Street From lioyt btreei to Oxford Street. . FOR " SALE- A Ft milk roata, rone; kias, ; . t year oUU, dry d pood i registered. Prices rasoc . ; it up. Kingwood fatnei f - . West Eslem. ' At i;: i'J ninrs. E. E. "Woods,. I'D . Salenr. Call -.- wood roii ca: it Notice Is hereny given that the Common Council of the City ol faa em. Oregon, cleems it necessary and exDedient and hereby declares its -purpose and intention to im crcve Church Street from the port line SOUin line Ol Uiiuru suwi BUY YOUR FUEL" FRO II - A r.r-: sible established dealer ; ntntion to maintain. . IT " MORE. Biiimaa i'nfl Co., x 1853..: Best coaL dry M'OuJ, I and rreen slab. . PROMPT ATTFNTION TD AI'j - ORDIS ll-i L(.A1.; 9V. H-nii-I, deliTeriea. Phone le"3 WELL SEASONED WOOD Cr" .Reasonable prices. Phose 4., 14. expense of the abutting and adja-1 green or dry ki wo T , hA .traPtl Ash. Reasons'!- u,c Cenc proper iy(.ei.cii ""- intersections the expense otwnicn wur be assumed by the City of Sa lem. by bringing said portion of j said street ' to -the estaaiisnea grade, constructing cement con crete curbs, and paving said por tion of said street with, a six inch cement concrete pavement In ac cordance with. the plans and speci fications ,-therefor , which were at-cpted by the Common Council ! April 21st. 142. which, plans are now on file in the office of the City Recorder and which are.lLereby.re-' ffrred to and made a part hereof. i The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and intention to i make the above described Improve rs. 1 1-- lit- DRY SECOND CROVCTII 1 . 7.C - cord delivered. Phone lia. BEST GRAXXZ Cr .VOOD 4 ft. and 16 inek ?fea r..ll t Dry -sill wood Dry second growth fir Dry bid fir , 16 inch BLOCK: naiTI wood i tv r. fnel - to - sare youT dry "ooi. delivery . and . rearna! - r-ice. . . E,..WeUs 280 8. Chuxclu iiors ' - - . . i . rOR SALE DRY-: wood, 4 ft. or . i-niaf tc. Phono IPS, j 4,tt WANTED n,ent by . and through the Street FCu?l :PI-ow--.I: City of Salem."'-' - , . By order-of the Common Coun cil the 21st day of April, 1324. M. POULSEN.-Jity Recorder Date of first publication hereof Is April 23rd 1924.r--m4. - 'n ,- t, r J Notice of Intention to Improve Al ley in Block, 8 1 of Original Flat of City of Salem, Oregon. WANTED PERMANETLY, PO-IT!.. . Address J-L", Box. ill, Corvs ,..- ' . - 1 - ' . la-IUO WANTED MAN WITH SMALL FA' ILV io woi-k on tarra and milk cow, iics" furnished. . Would '.take -ainct n:a :i. T Mehrliaf', Owner, Box 2, 3. Pfcon WANTED EMPLOYMENT Tirr r driving; r any kind of car. 15 Tears experience. Phone 1004. 12-m4 MAN AND WIFE WANT EMPLOYMENT uu iann ior summer, where wile r-i do- honsework and taw ir.a wo, Address 2169,-ear - Statesman. 12-ni CAPABLE YOUNO WOMAN aNT.; i- houra-work -each day in exrrr s ihr and ; husband's to--i a-i -' Address- 2165. care Cat, ,:aa. j...'. i Notice is hereby given, that th Common Conncil of the fc.City of Salem, -Oregon, deems It necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention , to im- prove-tnevmey sir iuc.i oj. iue ci. r.n.ix:.ti.ij o:.ian cog:; Orielnai Plat of-tne, uuyOL tsa-i l t.t- ,?'-r.-"'il 5 tx Km, JUanUU. yunuy, vicsva,, I j-nong ei'U ' ,J Kv Krtnirlnff malA I ! ! "Ali-il L aiiey to IBB esiaoiaueu iau.suui hakilu iu CUiTliACT I-:Vfl oavine samd with a six Inch, cement 1 rr; cuerr't'-- fco ward k. - . ,t - - " . - S UDUU, ci-.hcrete navement fourteen feet I . r-i wh n fnwtifd tenter in ae- I ir T.V "PAYS A PLACS Y: uiuauv n.vu - i - u i . on. 4kioyrt 147 T. ( locations mereior wnicn , were ?"- . .j j , , u 5 . . i'i. ilt 1 aoopiea- uy iu vuuiiiiuu wuui-ui tiAstMENT DIGGlxa in T- nnw,, .iar - u r,M w r i i r- ri 11 rn I j wm.z .1.1. . . 1 i , , . , nrw n flla In f h A offlffn of th i wrnnnnw mn- . made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby de-lwf-frED -zy-j Clares its purpose and intention to L .ropeV.i2aro"t:" at tne aDove aescnoea lm-1 provement by and through ;5 the Stieet Improvement Department of A r reaa the P-i; i .' . ' Bide.. Hi the City of Saleml By order ot tie Common Conn. ctl the 2lst"day"ot ApllL. J924.) -M, POULSEN, City Recorder. IDate ot first "publication hereof I trrLu trat".. CAN SELL SEVERAL SAI ..n . ""Ai-" -youl Mrs. l: over 147