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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29,1924 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON H' " if 1 t m ' .. - mi JS tmmJ ! . . " I ' , a W I : i; r ,l mm.m mm mm j mm mrnxmrnsm hm, fc. AtTR.tub4a, 4 fc-Wv l.--e.d4La..sw C"E VOTE 13 L!AnGIIJ" U VOTIHG OfJ KLAFJ f Continued from page 1.) gates in tribute to the fighting qualities -of 4ts 4fcre4im vali :v.-. w m-- r ZCiAIi SUMMER SALE Grass and Wicker - - the Choice for r Summer I Vcu'Il find that you con use wick sr to fjreat advantage throughout ths houcs, in matched suites or odd pieces, depending upon the need. You may have it in natural tones, or in a number of pleas ing shades that will heighten the charm of the room or porch iliT.X it r.'-p.rns.' .Of tsn accompanied Oby cretonne cushions for comfort and color. Moderately priced and durably xenstructcd. Bed Room ;25o?f tlzv arrivcb at g r e a t!y reduced prices in Walnut and Ivory Sets. Automatic Refrigerators i-r teii- . PT-- : Xl. ' I r ' EASY 5 .' date for the presidency. The klan issue came to a Tote on the ques tion of adopting In place of the religious' liberty ' plank espoused by Mr. Bryan, an .open condemna tion of the klan by name. Much confusion accompanied the taking of the , rote from the start and when it was perceived as the end of the roll call wae neared that the result might" hinge on a' few rotes, the. result from state after state was challenged Many dele ' "NT OF 1 est r. ... fl3 x - ?2-IPEgog Goto Cuy. - For Your Fourth of July Vacation - - - - - . A snail portable will cost but little and will rr.ean fl. Int. ' After dark vhm lazily that era is filled to everyone's en iovraer t wit h ' a portable phonograph. TEZIT.IS - - - KO lOTEIlEST - ' it--. gates, too, attempted to get re-; cognition to change their votes. find " the session proceeded amid growing noise and disorder. Because of the contusion and the closeness of the result, the convention chairman ordered recapitulation of the entire vote, with . the result that new sources of trouble were found In challeng es to the results of a half dozen states. , : , . ' The revised vote on adopting ther' substitute f anU-klaiL plank T' AGcod , ;ce3oxIs- a Necessity A good refrigerator is absolutely essentia in this hot summer wea- -ther. Air-tight so that it keeps in every bit .of cold and keeps out the heat. ' Economical with ice, paying for itself with the money ; it saves. Every inside part removable for easy cleaning. Mod erately priced, and high-grade in every, detail. 7 a'1' - '1 IIip ramn ftra in .knrnln s V"; ; fst7) 9 . was: -1 r; . - - j.r-, Alabama 24 votes; ye .24. 5 . Arizona ; aye 1; no 5 ' ' Arkansas IS; aye none; no 18. ; California 26; aye 7; no 19. Colorado 12; aye $; no 6. Connecticut 14; aye IS; no 1. Delaware 6 ; aye 4 Florida 12; aye 1; no 11. Idaho 8; no 8. Illinois 68; aye. 45; no IS.-; - Indiana "30; aye 5; no 25. Iowa 26r aye 13 ; no 12. Kansas 20; no 20. Kentucky 26 ;r aye 9H; no Louisiana 20; no 20. Maine 12; aye 8; no 4. Maryland 16; aye 16. : Massachusetts 36; aye 35 ; no Vz. Michigan 30; ' aye XZVtV no 16. Minnesota 24; aye 17; no 7. Mississippi 20; no 20. Montana 8; aye .1; no 7. Nebraska 16; aye 3; no 13. Nevada 6; no 6. New Hampshire 8; aye 2; no 5. . New Maxico 6; aye 1;' no B. '.. New York 90; aye 90. North Carolina 24; aye 3 and 85100; no 20 and 15100. - , North Dakota J.o; aye 9; no 1. Ohio 48; stye 32; no 16. Oklahoma 20; no 20. Oregon 10; jio 10. Pennsylvania 76; aye 49; no 49.. Rhode Island 10; aye 10. South Carolina 18; no 18. South Dakota 10; aye t; no 4.' Tennessee 24; aye 3; no 21. Texas 40; no 40. Utah S; aye 8. Washington 14; no 14. West Virginia 16; aye 7; no 9. Wisconsin 26; aye 25; no 1. . Wyoming 6; aye 2j no 4 Alaska 6; . aye 6. - STOP and THUfK! Thi3 Jleans You! Before you enroll In any other school. get the facts. No matter what yon bow are or where 70a live, yea can be a big coeeeas. m Mat part ol it all is. taat any man, woman, boy or girl, who it able to read, write nd thialc ea make Coed. All the aeerete ef aaeeeas eas be ammod up into one word try It you hare the backbone to try, let raise yon out ef the "deb elaaa. The Harrerd Tutoring School is a modern Home Study Institute on scientific basis, conducted ex elusiTely by Ilsrrsrd mea. Our modani and concentrated College, aeiness. .tech nical. . end industrial - courses start you up higher and mere you-up faster. We win . prepare you eoaaeieatiously to hold your own where competition is keen. Vou will not lose a, sinsle workiaa hour. Just let us brine yon up during your spare time and you will pot get into bund "alley" Where yea wUl hare to drudge" away at poor pay throughout a long lifetime. It coats you nothing but a stamp to inquire. Do It today. It ia the shortest and surest way to suenessl BASVABO -TUTORINO SCHOOI 5 Boylston Street, Cambridge, tass. a: : Larmer Transfer -A Storage' 2o. will be located at 143' South Liberty st. next to Sraber , Bros Plumbing Shop titer .July 1st. We would ap preciate' your patronage at, our lew location more than .ever. , Larmer Transfer z - Storage Co. .Phone .030 iiAiiffljowouciyiiuit BUjoDfflDyoy.sir FHY5U3AN TELLS .HOW nON.CONTAINING VEGETABLES SUCH AS LENTILS, iPL'ai. Apples, etc mim reculaxly taken with organic IRON BUILD GREAT STRENGTH AND, EWOURANCE "At their own doom- in the Ytrr ear- ! dens of those who are weak, nervous and: ailing all the while ia one of the most val : uable tonics aud strength-builders knows to medical science," said Dr. Emile Baeer, well known New Ensland physician, when i consulted recently ? Dr. Baoer further said: "If your daily diet eontaras an. abnndant amount of iron you are giving your body the red blood food ;H craves. .But U your blood lacks una and ie this, psle and watery you cannot expect to be strong and well. On the contrary, your nerves become weakened and you become irritable, fossy and easily upset. In such cases, what you need is rrffn organic iron to remove the eanae ot your .trouble, and the moment organic iron M enpolied it is often wonderful bow quickly your multitude of symptoms will disappear .and how strong and vigorous yon will become." Bat be careful to dis tinguish between, ordinary metallic iron which people usually take and true organ ic iron. Metallic iron is irou just as it - galena, , Orejosi , Eu!Mte, tusd Zlanila Wiptrss, tlzvt JDstcbra Ytrsp- J r!r-s, Atl?2 Machine T'cr, Gresscyrocf, Clirzin-s. District ct Columbia 6: aye 6. Hawaii 6; aye 4; no 2. " Philippines 6; aye 4; no 2. Porto Rico 6; aye 2; no 4. Canal Zone 6; aye 2; no 4. Virginia 24; aye 2; so 21. Vermont ,8 ; aye 8. New ersey 28; aye 28. Georgia 28; aye l; no 22; 5 ab sent , Missouri 36; aye 10; no 25. ' :2.4h4 82-:;h.:! REJECT BAKER LEAGUE PLANK IN HOT FIGHT (Continued irom page 1) my life that compares with the league of nations. " "The man who -ought to be pleading this cause here is dead; calling from consecrated ground." Scoring the fajority plank In de tail as being composed of provis ions which would lead to nothing, Mr. Baker exclaimed: "My boy win b dead on a bat tlefield ' and a tombstone will be placed over his grave before the senate gets to full and doe con sideration of this question in the way : proposed .here." Mr.4 Baker,, in his emotion, al most climbed np over the speakers desk with gestures to his audience. In k a dramatic f climax which brought the convention to Its feet with roars of cheers and approval, Mr.' Baker exclaimed: "I served Woodrow, Wilson for five years. He Is standing at the throne of a God whose .approval he deserved and won. As he looks down I reply ;I am doing my best. Weak as j am, weak as ia my yotce, you are still the captain of my soul.' And that great leader Is saying not In the shrunken, voice of the figure which I last saw, but In the voice of the majee tice leader, 'Carry on; do Ameri ca's duty.' " As Mr. Baker concluded and was surrounded by. associates of the late .president on the platform he was L embraced by Joseph P. Tumulty, .who was President Wil son's secretary. During the course of his argument, Mr. Baker de livered a. scathing denunciation of Senator Henry Cabot Xodge, whom he referred 4o ae not a person but a malevolent Institution Two Boys Run Away From Aid Society Institution nQestioned b ythe police at length, two young boys were pick ed up by the police after midnight Friday admitted to the officers that they had not run away from the home of an ancle living in Co quille, but had escaped from the Boys and Girls Aid society, of Portland -They were returnen'd to the home yesterday. ' -The boys at first told the offic ers that .they -had crawled Into a box car at Coquelle and bad set out to "find the other end of the railroad." They gave the police the names of Roy and Elmer Dav is, 8 nd 12 years old respective ly. - The police sent a telegram to Will Allen, of Coquille, who ad mitted' being an uncle to Elmer, but disclaimed any relationship to the other lad. He said that Elm er had been sent to the Portland society. ' When shown vfthe - tele gram the boys changed their story and admitted that they had es caped from ' the .society. DOUBLES CHAMPIONS WIN 'PHILADELPHIA, June 28. L. N. White and Louis Thalhem er of the University of Texas retained their title of national intercollegiate doubles tennii champions today by defeating W. W. Ingraha -mand Carl Pfaffman of Harvard In the final round of the tournament at the Merlon Cricket club. The scores were 45-3,- 5-7, and 6-4. eoaaes from, the action of strong scids en iron filtags, while organic iron ia a true red blood food, like the iron in yonr blood itself and like the iron in spinach, lentil and apples. Ia fact if you will eat pint or two of .spinach, half a pint of lentils and three or fmir baked apples each day ytu will probably pot need, to take any othfr form of organic iron; .but most peo ple prefer to eat smaller quantity of iron-containing vegetables and take organ ic iron, like Nuxated iron, with them. It is like taking extract of beef instead of eating pounds of meat. To prove to. your self .what Nuxated Iron can do for yon, Ket your doctor to take a specimen of your blood and make a "blood couat" of your red blood corpuscles ; then take Nux ated Iron for month end have s new 1lood count" wade and see how your red blood corpuscles hsve increased and how much stronger and better yea. feel; see how the color has come- back t vour cheeks, how steady and strong yonr nerves nave-Become. a sit druggists. - 'I v CISAgSMSD SECTION ITbions l-AOTertisins Dept. LA8SXnXI AOTXSTISKatKHTS wereU Per daaertioau e Three Ineeuiom. .loney to LoAn On Seal Xttato t. s. roao (Over Ladd Bush BawV AUTO TOPS 'Auto' Tops Cushions recovered; upholstery' re paired; side eurtaias for ail klada af weather put oa door rods. For good work at reasonable prices See O. JT. HULL. 236 State fit. 8-ne28 FOR KENT FOR REST CIGAR STAND. 4QS 'Masonic temple. - EKQUIRE 4-jne29 FOR RENT apartments 5 N ICE 3 ROOM APARTSIEST, 65 Cen ter. Phone 128 W. 5-jly2 FOR HENT APARTMENT. FIRST floor. - Summer rate. 292 N. Summer. 5-jly2 FURNISHED APARTMENT PRIVATE bath. 545 .Court Si. 5-jlyl DESIRABLE APARTMENTS CLOSE -INI 755 Ferry St. .5-j2 FOR BENT XIOE JTORNISHEO Apart ment, 590 Union, phone 667 J. 5-jlyl FOR RENT SEVERAL! WLL Furnished apartments, and sleeping room. Jf you wsnt a nice apartment let me tell yoa about these. - -:. j.-. : -j :v , For rent several close In houses, modern and good location. Mrs. Meyer. 141 . Com'l. 8t. - 5-jne25tf FOR RENT HOUSE AND Apartments. Phono 2056J. , 5-JlyLS FOR RENT SOME GOOD Apartments st aU prices, 147 N. Qon'L St. Mrs. Jtoyer. i 6-jnel8tl APARTMENT FURNISHED OR.UNFUR- xished to responsible party ' at the Brown, 148 8. Cont'L Phone Mrs. firowm, 179J, or 91. 5-JneStf NICELY FURNISHED TWO BOOM i- anodern apartment, 11SS 'Court. - .- ' - S-iaelStf FOR BENT APARTMENTS, CommerciaL . SSI JSO. THREE 'ROOM FURNISHED APART anent, 502 N. Summer. - r 5-jaestf DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, SPECIAL inducements to permanent tenants. Ad aitte, 852 N. 12th (Adults) 5-jly24 IP YOU ARE INTERESTED 1 COOL, clean, comfortable apartments, reason able rent; located downtown district. Pattoa apartzneats. For iaspeetioa or reservation call Pattos'a Book Store. :, s-nUAtf FOR RENT 3 FINE UP TO DATE Well furnished apartments S 80 and S35. Mrs. Moyer. 14T N. Commercial St. 5 jn28tf FOR RENT 8 DOWNSTAIR APART menta SIS and f 35. .Sleeping room -with garage S16. . . . For rent 2 famished saodera boosea 4 room $30; 10 room S45. Mrs. Meyer,. 147 N. Commercial St. ' 5-jne28tf FOB BENT rooms FOR RENT ROOM FOR LADY IN AT tractive home. Family ot two. Phone 140-4M 6-jly6 ROOM AND BOARD WITH HOME Prir- ileres. Phone 1942J. 6-jnel5tt FOR RENT booses FOR RENT FURNISHED 6 ROOM house, with garsge. Can 1540 Stste 7-jne29 FOR RENT TWO SHALL HOMES S22.50 and S25. See at 118S Broad way and 1098 N. 21st. Becke ft Hen dricks, U. S. Bsnk Bldg. 7-jne29 9 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, WITH OA rsge, $28 per month. Call at lOBi Saginaw Sfc 7-jne29 OLEO REFERENDUM "I am afraid that unless the dairymen get busy And' spend some money- they're going to get licked in the oleo referendum," warned State Senator Sam JBrown of Geryais, Marion county; "I get the surprise ot my life erery once in a while at the amount of that stuff that is used and by dairymen,' too, w"hO, storekeepers tell me, bring in -their own prod ucts and take back substitutes. J can't for the life of me see how a farmer can be so Inconsistent." I Senator Brown's influence was one of the principal .factors in the passage of the anti-oleo bill which now la the subject of referendum, and he is deeply interested In see ing the measure sustained at the polls this fall. Asked about con ditions In his1 section prior to the light rainfall the . first week in June, he said: "Things . hp ;th alley' are all right in spite of the dry weather, but continued lack of rain will t hurt. Early straw berries have been damaged and the later varieties will lie, with out rain. ' My logans look as though a cyclone had struck them, and' I hare plowed tint - half of them, but, of course, most of the damage to them wsa due to he 'cold of J last? winter. My ever greens never looked finer, and un less the drought Is extended we'll hare a bumper crop. Grain still is All Tight." Oregon Farmer. Jersey -Club ioltave ; State Fair Exhibit Definite decision to hare a Jer sey exhibit at the Oregon state fair was reached 'yesterday morn ing, at a meeting of the Marlon county Jersey club on the Riches Ashmead farm one-half mile -from Turner.' JMore than 150 members were present at the meeting.'sTbe speaker 'of .the ; day : J was ; Ivan (Loughary, western "representative of the Jersey Cattle Club. Practice Judging. ' for children f eat&rei ihe ay's rTPSraj? 1 S 17 tTPi ? . ICS One week, (tlx InMrtiona), 8a n vfne moata- Mix months' centraet per sse.-,. , Its IS saontha' eoatraet, per , ,;. ,1M IfUlmui for any adTertieemeat S5e FOR RENT houses FOR RENT FURNISHED OB . UNFUR- nisnea to salt tenant, aew 5 room .mod ern bungalow, close in. Full bssement, hot air furnace and garage.'' Maiaant as Ulrich. 122 N. Commercial. -7-jue29 FOR XNT Z 600D e.ROOM hooses, close- la with basement sad furnace. 147 If. Com'! St, Mrs. Moyer. T-jnelBtf HOUSES TO RENT I WOOD. S41 Bute St. - - , 7-m23tl H0U8E FOR BENT PHONE 1825. Call at 161 N. 18th. ' " ' 7-m27U PARTLY FURNISHED 7 ROOM HOUS1 677 N. Winter. Phone Here McKinnex Turner, Oregon. 7-B921S FOR RENT 5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE close to school and close in, basement and garage, 36. HJ M. Com'L fit Mrs. Moyer. 7-inelSt FOR SAI43 misceUaneous 8 DEERINO BINDER AT BARGAIN I Only ' 20. Call B6F2. 8-jne2 CAN ROTAI ANNE CHERRIES ANT auentity of Royal Aanea may be had at tae Meredith f taley orchard, ens and a half miles southwest of ilaclesy, , for 8c a pound on the trees. - Bring oozes and paila to piek. - -' S-jne2 OATS AND VETCH HAY. CALflU 114FS. ; A;?,r.. ..... ,,.,.. . ;.- ... 8-Jne2 CLrEAN OATS AND VETCH HAY IN the field S10 per ton. S. C. Petterson, Salem Heights. Phone, evenings be tween 8 and 9. 55F21. 8-jne2 FOR BALE REASONABLE PRICE. X Advance Threshing mschine fully equip ped with belting, feeder sad - Mower. Also one Twin City tractor. Phone 193 or 720. 8-jlv4 GOOD 43TEP LADDERS AND PORCH swings st m bargain. 1757 Waller St. - 8-jne28tf FOR SALE 20 USED SEWING MA chines. Singers. A'ew Homes. Whites and .others. . From $7.50 up. . AU guar anteed. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 519 Court KC Phone 441 8-jly3 Fruit Jars Wa hare a large aupply of nearly atea Cmit ara for sale, : .. ., We Save You .loney ' CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE . 215 Center St. -- "We bay nd sell everything" S-jnelSd FOR SALE FIRE-WORKS; WHOLE sale. and retail, 844 South High -St George Stun. , r - 8-jly4 FOR SALE A LARGE RANGE WITS reservoir, good : eenditioB. , Apply at 567 N. Front. 8-m23 CASH FOR TRASH. A. -BONA PID1 offer. jUa4 the dsssUied columas eacj dy. -mat PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" wording, "Rooms te Beat," eeata each. StatesTaaa B (ice. Groaad Floor. BY TH" Price II V Beautiful Oregon Hcgi And elevea other Oregom soars t I' ether with a fiae collection ed patriot e senga, aaerad sracs and sutmy U iioM tsvoritea. ALL TOR IBs. . ' (Special pnoaa la aaaanty lets) Eepeeiaily adaptable for acheol, ees munit eg Aeme siagtag. bead for- Western Songster, T sagas mw fa, if third aditlea PablUhsd y OSZOON TEACHERS IIOSTELT SIS 8. Oomaarcial St. Sain, 0k UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Have yonr machine repaired by tat -le .Who make it. Special rent rat to stndsnta. 100 Kaaaai aide ' Paoas tffa. ' . . - t FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS 1 eeata a bundle.- Cirealatiam departmea FOR 8AXE livestock O JERSEY 5 O.I.C. . .BOTH PURE Blood cows and heifers - also sow tad pigs. Call B5F2. .. . o.Jbo29 SEVERAL TEAMS. HARNE8S AND wagoa. 1 complete 0tfit for 8200. It is great bargain. John H. Scott, 305 Oregon . Bldg.' - jne29 FOR EXCHANGE SWISS SAANEX milk goata for clover hay, fcsted. King wood Saanen Goat Bench. St. 2 ,Box . 32 A, Salem. 9-jne29 9 HEAD HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS for sale. Recently TB tested. All ia good health. At route 3, box 830. Near Pinier station. :i 9-jlyS KING O REGISTERED WHITE PER eiaa eat at Stod. flake'a PeUaad, 2TI Bute. Phone 65d. . 9-m23tl SEVERAL GOOD MTLK COWS, FRESB and eomisf fresh, or eale. W. O ""n. Jefferson, Ore, BA j. phoas 49F2S from Salem. da-fl0a FRED W. LANGE, .VETERINARIAN 2"icV.480 Commercial, Phone 1198. Res. Phone 1510. 9-n23tl WOOD FOB B&1M t 11 16-INCH OLD FIR, 4 FOOT OLD FIR, second growth -oak. and ash. .Phone U-ae27tf WHY NOT BUY THE BEST OAK. ASH. first and second growth Fir at reason. We prices. Phoae 1879W. -, Il-jly25 16 INCH OLD FIR, FIRST CLASS. Fun cord guaranteed. Phone 1361M. " ' . . U-jne21 CALL 1855 for tout coal and wood. Lew summet prices. , Immediate or later delivery. 11-inelSU 16 INCH BLOCK WOOD. f375 PEB lead; four loads 14. Phone 1879W. 11-JaeSO FOB SALE DRY BXOOND- GROWTH fa wood, 4 ft, for immediate delivery Phone 106. dfias BEST GRApE OF WOOD FT. AND 16 inch. -- j i Dry mUl wood. . , ?ry Second Growth fir. Dry old fir. 4 foot Ash and Oak. Prompt delivery and reasonable price. Fred E. Wells, . 380 South Church, T-hnne 1543. 11-inelfttt WAA'TED employment 13 NEAT, REFINEIVCAPABV "WIIKIW . wiithes housekeeping. - ' Housekeeper, 635 Pettygrova tit Portland, Oregon. TVANTIZU ssis: EHEEP OR COAT TO PASTUI-. miles from Fsirrronnds en t , road. - Phone 173R. k WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PSIC Z I '. Lambert cherries. Make deliveries t ; day as. packed at alem Fruit I ; Young- Wells. ; FBUIT , WANTED 20 TOS3 I ' berries; 10 tons Boyal Anne c 10 ' teas p Black - Republican earraata. . Will, contract , baUnco crop. -Call or phone at n-. ; interesting. Ward K. tich Phone 494. S395 N. Front. i WANTED TO RENT ONE 03, 1 famished or partly furnished r With garage er place for car. 1' . reasonable. Address ESC3, care ; ; aaaa. : ' - Li , WANTED TO RENT FARM, FUF. : ed or unfurnished oa shsres. i f , Joe Hiael, 1840 North. Winter 13: FRUIT WANTED CCEKAXT3, ... .. ; tish. Cherries. ' Hare aa isr. propoeitioa m loganberries. V -1 Richsrdsoa, 2395 N. Front. 13, j 6CHXERTIME IS KEEE. DOX'T : . gleet your insurance. . Insure se! i . safe. Mr. Meyer, 147 N. Commer'- S St. Room 6. 13 i"v ' " . WANTED MORE A PART MEN" J ! keasea te rent. -; Airs.- Uoyer, 11 Com'L St. Boom . ... - 13-;: BASEMENT BsIGGIS ATJ) Z. :: r j byeontrat- CaillSI'3. . As-a; WANTED iirN ATD XfCZZT 1 ! tak farm paper aufcer''tloB. a r- proposition to', the titt p' -" . r .drees the PaeiIe Vf .ateaX w,.;. fcldg asaiem. Or. - WOODRY THE AUCTIONX' "i .. ' maed faraituza Jag AafiJu i ao4 i . ,i-13- for home laundry trr? And finished Isundry. Ilion IT 13 je T WANTED FARMS IN lUXr- ?7. " ! trade for Oreroa property, iirs. . er. 147 -N. Cnm'i. Ft. ' i.f--a AT A SMALL COST YOU CA N yoar old floors made aew. No s c how much varnish er pfnt, I r them aew. Phone 78 9 W. Atk i Kelly. . 14-jncl.. ELECTRIO AND ACETYLENE TV service. C. D. JOvptn, Sii Fctt lTth aad Oak. . . .WOODSAWING FHONB 142. 14 ; ; : 835,685 DAMAGES ASKED POS : : auta smash damage suit. It ry yoa Aeit. Protect yourself ti i i -quate Auto -Public Liability Iaaars i . Phone 577 or rail for r, A. C. BOHRXSTEDT 147 No. Com'I St.," Salem, Orrn. : . .-: . . - - - :, - it , ; i INSURE IJT SURE INSUSANC2. "i ; eordia." Nona letter. ' Mrs. He 147 N. Commercial St. Room 6. -v. ; 14-jalStf PREPARE NOW TOR A CAINT Tr v ... : . Let ' - rj,atfe?vs3 - The reof maa, repair and r"'' your roof while the sua air.aes. Phone 167 14-jnelCi AfTRACTtVE SAMPLE OUTFIT, r - demand makes selling easy. Ar-h o port shoes. Popular prices.. C -plo style. Admired ty everv -.--fctyle-Arrh Shoes, Cincinnati. 'lf..-,t AGENTS WRITE FOR FKF.i: : PLES. -Sell Madison "better-r . shirts for large manufacturer d.reci "wearer. No capital or experience i quired. Many earnSlOO. we- ;v t bonus. Madison Mills, 562 i,-a-; NewY ork. i WOMEN WANTED TQ PACK C riea at Pacific Fruit aad Irod.i. e near-Broeka. -.- II:'-,. WOMAN HUSTLER, SELL I. VI I . tional hosiery, represent the r -' mill: self direct to wearer, b,---goods: cotton, lisle, silk; ffa.. and fall fashioned, .wonderful coi. medium weights and chiffons. Ex enee aaaeeessary. - Full iaslruc ree. . ;Pull er part time. -Intemm -MiUa, Inc., Norristown. Pa. HEALTHY GIRL AGE 16 TO 22. 2 3 hours daily for diagnosis; 5"Sc hour. 144 State ir ' HELP TTAinTD rzr j 13 DAIRYMAN R. L. HAUCK. I.t. 1. I ; dependence. 18-j! 5 ' MAN WANTED CITY OR COUNTRY) f Old estsblished company will ; capital aad start yon ia your a -manent business selling necessities pie most buy every day. Exr- unnecesssry. Wrfte MeConncn a. Factory 202,"Winona,'lina. it. . FIRST CLASS INSURANCE MAN w- I . at once for best proposition in si. , Income. Accident insurance. Every t ; icy non-cancelable. "Ura, Hoyer. is N. Cora'l. Bt. Room . ia "'' Vw -tw. SALESLADIES AND SALESMEN 11 ".' ed for Salem. Eugene, Albany, Con lis and all towns. Excellent hosiery: splendid commission. Royal Hosiery Mills, 427 E. Jin St.. Portland. iJ , WE ARE OFFERING THE ETl.OXC line for house to house sle8pe' ; the field." A complete line and i teeted terrhery. Address Fs'.-i arer, Bor 72, rllait. Ore. V UOST AND FOUJ.'D LOST FEMALE SETTER PU1TY, v with black spot. . Finder pies . turn to 360 N. 12th at. Rewsrd. : .' .' ' i " .;, Ti-''?' LOST SOMETHING FIND ITI PI'.: a want ad to The Stataauaa. Pho ; PERSONAIj CATHOLIC CORRESPONDKXf"? CIA BookUt free. .- Address J. Jt.eens. i ! .Box 23. Grand Rapids, Mich. MARRY VEALTH Y GISL Cs ' -red beautiful. Wanis ctn?s:i I .band. Kva.,B-I022. Wichita, LEADING CLUB, LARGEST. U r - - liable for loaely peAple, ;confiden. descrtptiona free in plain 'd lope. Thoussnds-weahhy niemrers. J ' sincere write. ' Established 20 ye- Md.&eliabl Club (same coprriR' -Mrs. Wrubel, Box 2o, Onkitn.i. i ' ' foraia.' " " " " ' -' tii&t - - MARRY WEALTHY -GIRL ered besiitifuL Wsnts eoncmal f band." Eva. B-1022, .-Wichita. 2 - ... z .- j nf. ASTROLOGY STA RS TKLL L I r ory. Hend birthdate and d.;' i trial reading. Kddy, 1083 B, K'i' ' Kansas City MUsouri LEADING CLUB. LARGEST. V. liable for lonely people, conn ; descriptions free ia plain " ' lope. Thoacaads welthv sim'ere write. Kkl ulilikne't J" id Keliai.le Club" (nme ("") Jdrs. WrubeL Box StS. C'Jk. . foraia.