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THE 0?.EGO:T STATESMAN, SALEIf, OREGON 1 pniDAY MORNING, JANUARY 9 . - - laraed Delly Txeept Vomiaty- . , - ' sra tats?,:.iax nntxzsrara cosepast j ; SIS South Oonrmerelal EL, Bales, Orafom K.: J. Ues4rtes:t I b La Brady taUt jaikeakl . )fas? r 4 ldij. r Jfaaagtr S f '?etek -a--we pi; jliahed k arm is. XSZ2I2X2 CT T2a AMOCIAT r2I"t If (W fl pa pp ' . scxxzse cmcz: - - -,- - rn F. Clark Ce, IitTmV, 'I41-i,i3.vr4 SB; fi,"j CUetstk Varou! Es4- f; orUl Cfflee, IIB Wsrerte-..lr,x'k4s Cto7 BAasAwsy, 0. TV YTUaaaia. lff.) rt!nM Offle . . ! iee ' Depertaseat . J Departmaal TELEPHONES: 1 Cirealetle Off lee Sl-lOS . Society Editor 13 let "Xatered st the Poetofflce In 8 !. Orefem, mm eeeead-elaee matt 1 Frertred fcy Radio BIBLE SERVICES: Bureau.; CtnclirsBtl, Ohio. If rirenta will hare their children memorize the dally Bible aelae Usui, ft will prove pric:3 r:usa to thee la alter years.. 1 " f - January 9, 192- " ' ' - '' i HOW TO ESCAPE , FRO tt EVII: Because tbou hast made the Lord, which is my refuge, even the Most High, thy habitation; there shall no. evil befall thie,. neither shall any plague come nigh "thy dwelling. For he shalJ sire his angels charge over thee, to keep thee In all thy ways. Psalm 91: 9-11. 'PRAYER: We rejoice to know, Father, that Thou dost keep us I precious, as the apple of Thine Eye. - roma betteb, but should. csrra ztiu: The Northwest Canners' association, which has been holding its annual session in Portland, on Wednesday toolc. up the. dis cussion of prevention of plant diseases -" - " ' - Ajid it. was shown that "while, the losses of growers, in. tht vaciiie .Northwest from pests are large, they are proportion atelx mucli lessthan they are m the East. "This is a showing creditable; alike to our growers and to our agricultural college experts, "who are working day in and day out, in every known, way, and constantly, by experiments,.! induig nov waysf to' stamp out -plant diseases and to control their leaders oX the Slogan pages of The Statesman -will recall ! tat m' the'.Jssue of yesterday;, morning,. W. Frank Crawford - successful 'fruit grower and general farmer of 'pTJfe county, sevpnmncslKelovvr SaleUj said in his interview on ttie go'ase'rrjt industry, that he 'puts "oh "a "dormant l'to 9 lime-sulphur pra ; cvery-year prays every bush fruit and-fruit tree on his placer , iiCQCfs. this, ax a prudent housewife would clean house- It i$ t his annual. housecleanmg for his orchard; for,, all his orchards ; and berry, plantations. It must make a' largo annual expense i for i.Ir. Crawford. ,Iiut he thinks it pays, as a matter of insurJ i i ance. Ana lie Deneves tnat it ail growers would do this, there; j would' not he much'loss from, bugs br.p'ests high' or Tow. , ' j .Mr. Crawford docs not refuse to spray, either, for specifics ! diseases, when they, show up. - He enera.lly sprays "his coose i berry plantation of 25 acres twice besides giving it thisdorman(j ! ; winter spray ; and lie cultivates, too, with an. eye partly to the, l control. oF diseases. ' ' ? ! The corners of tlie Pacific Northwest could put over larger, i campaigns ot" selliu their products if they could have all their, J raw. supplies-from' such farms as the one of Mr, Crawford. They ; S could, with, greater confidence expound the . virtues of thei quality canned products for the markets , i And all this would tend to allow them to pay the growers ) better prices.; v ' ' ,. ,55 ' -l j . Thexe-ia no. money in scrnb: products.. Let the ' other fel-1 low" grow thein. But our growers should get above, the dead i inn; ui mere cuiupcuiiQa in eu(;a a lieid, i Wfe are doing better than others, but we should do bettet 1 : stUL We. will not get as far as. we should till we do our best, i in -putting out quality products. . f ).,' - '' " "r a t . ... " i ; -i , - Those Salem, fellows are mighty loyal to their town. First i thing Treasurer Kay did was to move the state.depository hack ito Salemv" Oregonia'n.' The Salem fellows ought to be loyal ?to their tQwn.t Itis a. virtue possessed in high measure by Tom , ICay. But he is also loyal to his state, and he has a regard to the ' lest public Kcrtice and convenience. Having the active account ; in Salea is iriych handj.er.than to haVeitinPoriland. , It facili I tates .state, business; ., That ia the. .account that has i-eejo. iransierred, toiiaiem. All tlie rest of the state money is f .eposited as bexore; in-the banKs throughput Oregon. i ' ADVERTtSIXa AVTL1AIETTB VAOJ5Y ' ' i . (Corrallia Gazette-Timpa. 1 w Tll . t plece ot adyertislng Jor the Willametta ralley. and for arion uuarois couniies. m particular, that has cqme to our atten tion, is the New. Year Slogan edition o the Salem Statesman. : For six years now Old! Bob Hendricks has. been; preaching. that. Salem Is; 1 1 vmcwx t?wrur iuo yrune cuier or. me nut center octqe uniTerse. They lau?hed-.at Bob. but ha , la hard boilfid. The result,! that more. people know about the possibilities of Marlon touuiy man erer,beiareand-while we think Bob-talks a good deal : 4 estate agent sometimes, .nevertheless; aa a consistent i ooster ior nis community, you hare to hand him the long distance i-iedaL- And the latestj annual number ot The. statesman" contains ir.eijfuiiBK uiai jiiou uas saiaaDout tne community possibilities la the jears. coo a Boosting is. largely responsible for the. flax mill mem .wii. cave' ana me; nax mill means that -Willamette Talley . w. . nrUBrv ur wvuei ior x proiitaoie'Xrop.-"-" t-j r- ... !' , , t . . i . i ' ' 7..-J ' ' ; ' -: ntr-f tare tils - protection." Tfca feilS-te sets cxed!toiLceML ts that are chargeable to the Ttola- j.tloni o&the. prgblhitory, Jaw. -It la a very serious matter to handle the question ot drunken automo-; bUe drlTers-and this Judge seems to have offered a solution that is sound. " Th 4Me!ti Tt it seliuiTly cntitM to tk nta fr DLlitioa n mva r4iu4 ta it r Mt nHs.rditd 1 IMk nsw Md tlM-Ur lil The most tearful unbelief Is un- heltef In yourself. I r FUTURE DATES ! .. . . : : ' Jaanarr 12. fondaT-Oianta ol 1925 Urltar. ? Jannsrr 18. Friday Mrioa Connty Ploncfr rally, Halem YMCA. ' Jf ebrtiary 7, Batardar liabata. Wtllam nWaraitT va. UniTorailr f Waat Vlr ia : MATttt 12 to 14.' Thuradar to Satur day Annual Oregon State Champloashipi MafcetbaU toarnament, Willametta Bmrer lty. . . - ' Ficnecr Frutlland VTcnian" tGiven Big Surpn:3 Pcrty . . v. , j. vr j . . f - FRUlTIANd Jan. PPrayer meeting was well : atetdpdj. ; last Wednesday eyening, , .j Mc and Mrs. H. JG. Evans and daughter Jean hare returned from Ilermiston, Or., having epent th holidays with Mr... and Mr. Roger Lambert r ; In honor of Mrs. C. )Vtf Pugh, wlioae birthday : waa an event of January' 8; ' a surprise party . was held at her home at 31ear Lake, The evenlnywas'spent with' games by toe young folks! and a 'social hour was much enjoyed by the older ones present 'A number of lovely i gifts, was received by Mrs Pugh. after which Iunciebn-waa served by Mrs. Hr E. Evana, Mrs. AFTER4KENTEY s 1- I KTRnXGTT?7n.VGL TJIE LAW- ! ' The blue' sky law In Orego'n r.iust be st.-E'r-Leei if ltia.EOiVg to serve thj.c.eoiile..lU.la.a-goo4 Itt, and yet, according to the ret r rtsfof the governor's special in--v i-.tigating coxnrqlttee, it Is not Tr&bg as it should, work. Com r.: .'.sloner Crews Is proposing cer tJ!a Biandmettg." They , are en tiiJ?dkto every consideration. ;I ttey plug up all 'the holes, his should be adopted. If the If lislature sees where the law. can Ise still farther strengthened, auch ar.:endments should, be adopted, arl it would meet the, hearty ap-; proval of'Mr, Crews.1, f-' 7ha.t Oregon wants fa protec tion -against the depredations of tha blue sky salesmen who hold out glittering promises that can not be fulfilled," "It Is tie bll get-ricb-qiilck Idea, and It takes mll licr. but of the state every year. Ore -on la not alone la this, Thp wt-Ie' country ."is "suffering .We n'd a national blue sky law, and we need one with teeth. In it. riAriRAXGrxQ taxes 'acst remember that a re-r-snent of taxes is not reduc 'iratbn, Taklr g 'taxes of f one ?5 and.plaeing tlieri on an r 'is enly a nic.h:;t.' It, 13 -ry to te CQatlzually doles ! zrrzrt", t? Mrs f Hr ilstrl- cf tlj the slnp purpose of eeonorav; in government. If we cux the. "ex penses as they shouidbe cut we will not have, to be demising . nw, avenues- of taxation all the time. Now we do not belong to the class which believes that taxes can be drastically cut. " The growing state must be supported, and this taken money, but unless we find avenues of economy we will not be able to lpok after state Institutions ea we should, and no greater calamity could fall .upon any state than, to allow' Its eleemosynary" or educa tional institutions to suffer. $' ;' . 7 Economy Is 'a need- that ia much, abased,. It doea not mean that f an insiUution toeeds raore money It must not have it. .. It meansths.t all avenues of expenditure must be carefully overhauled to find the leaks and. to find wber8.w8 can save money." Smair savings are absolutely, necessary. . Added -together they make big savings" - a good Erxixa One Judge has sensed the psy cnblosr of law breaking, especi ally .that rrt" referring to a.:ta mofcila driving. Ha ; aaya ; tLit where a drunken driver under takes to drive, a car. the, car be comes ia th9 h!?ndap cf thi3 drunk en driver a da-eroui weapon. " Tie. mere ylpuJttir.tout th!.i the more reasonable it seems. Ve must find aame way, to" rrr.clt 1!: drunica drivers. Tha aiitozacti:? Here Goes for House -CfeaMii We have quite an assortment of small lots of good j staple merchandise that we want ito move out . T,beprjCAs ye name will start them at once, , Read the Jist carefully : v , One Lot; of Aut All sizes in stock now any pair, any up to 33x4 $2.75 r?iflrfpr?:o.34flS. - I . , Keserve uistnci xo f "REPORT" OF CONDITlONfOETilE. - , T .ilr-rt, It t, $L2t 6( Oresros atthe close of business on 1 ' " s" 1 - ""Dt'C.''3l, I92i ,; - , ; -" i KKsaiTRKM " ' ;'" ,. : 1. (a)jLoarwf and discounts, including rt- f discounts, acceptances of-otfcer I t . , C vbaakirand TrelgulbiAls of ex- ! , . , change or, drafts, sold! with Jn - 1. dorserhent of Ithla .bank (except .-. i thvo ahnwn in b. and' ci . J. . $500,951.58 ' ' Totat. loans .1 . , . ?500.95L5S nvarArnftsi ' Poiirpd. None unsecured. i $ 577.1 3 . . 5Z7.1.3. 4 V, CiovemmcTJtiwMrlties ownl: ' j -j . ; (a J posited ,t ' evu,re circulation V! 8;ond ifar Tulue) 'J. . . $100,000.00 j Z , (hi "XH, olhjec .'UiU0j'SUU& Govern- ...... , ,- , - ment securities (including pre miums, if any)-. ...J.. 241.950.98 r Total ....... J!. . . . . . . . . : !5. OtlM-r bonds, stock, fcecnrft !,- rte.l C' Banking "House,'' "$2g,2t9.47; Furniture- and ;fix i s- . ifh cures, t,ut-. i .. - 7. Real estate owned other than; banking house 8, Lawful resewe with Federal Reserve Bank .5. 10. .Cash in vault and amount due fcom national banks . , 13. Checks QnVother hapks in- the name-city -or town a i .... reporuns ouur, iviUp - ; Total of . Items '9, 10. 11, 12 . i - and 13 . . l . os.2.;iz X 4 f fa. -t 3 y.a. JWle CLASSIFIED ; TION lhone C3 AdvertLJrj Dept, Ct-tITIID ADVEBTISKMIVTi .! 4 ' - i . .. 171,417.01 3r.029.28 ! " 2.219.28 S6.800.54, 5,7.404.63, 11.537.69 t -f ' Rata ierqrd: Pap- Inaartiaa ,', " ' ' Thraa JaaarUaaa , , j , :, , Sa a Oa wtek (tlx latarttons) . . 8 Ona month , . . ...lpq 6 ix monffca'. eontrael, paf uoatli 1$ 13i nantaa- eon Ir ait, par aaoata 1S - Kiaimaov io aay adrarUsaiaaat S(a Money to Loan r - 'Otvlil Ktli - -. ' T; K. TOUM - ' - " (Orar ldd Br Bnk) . fbV Miscellaneous cash .items Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from BXrOSB T0TJT MAVE; TOTTB HO Ml OK OAU UAVJB IT w f;rnm' :- v u,4l Insured Projsrly r I U.' S. Treasurer . Other, assets, IC anX- I Total i . s.ooo.'oo 7,718.90 PrnuM TBI lWk A JBandrlaka. IT. 8. BakJlJ.. -.- S-S8U . ' - - - i LIA1I1L1T1K.S i , 17. Capital stock paid In I . i ............... . 1 8. Surbiiis . fund . .; . . . - : . i . j. i . . 19. (a). Undivided profitsi $15.033.07; J- (c) Lesa current expenses paid : ..... i. .. . 21 Oirculatlne notes outstanding:, r. . . .i . l ih ; a - w- . . ' . - a i J i V . . - ...j. $1,194,722.42 t - - - .$i25.ooo.oo .-. . i.-. . 1Z.50U.U0 j 1 AUTOMOJULKS Storage - a' - 15,035.07! 100,000.00 I 3,513.91 Fjrproof luitiling.t day andL nlsht SPrvict. $4 per months 1999 J4- Cap Hot. TVxas farae. j Htf, SMALL IIOUSK TWO fiOOD LOTS Sin L . WiJl taraisl, partially, it waatad., i'lium- 4 4(1. ..... ... . ! : . 7 j 27. Amount due to national banks'.. .... . ..y... Amount, due to State lank9, bankers, and, trust com,-; - : paniee inthe United States and, foreign poun ' ' . tries (othenthan included In items. 22 or 23J1 Certified checks outstanding j ...... L .. Cashier's checks outstanding . . , . L ;m :. -'. ; ' TotaLof Items 22, 23, 24, 25: i ' t s. . ana 2,6 .$ 10,803.30 ' ' - Demand deposits (other 'than 'bank tleposit) fubjevt. - -1! ' to ltervo (deposits payable within 30 days:) v '': " Individual depoaits subject to check.". , i . . . . . t .v- 355,696.82 AUTO REPAIRING 4,3(hl6 870.57 1.4&.S.6C VK WILL COMPLKTELT RENEW Tour ear, .trucks tractor, m itj yen aay terms, rli. II, Shockari 349 1Vrry Kt. . I 1 ' 2-t VOCB TlilK WILL BIJ-I WELI SPENT it you gi-t astimates n yonr auto re pair -work at th ' .fShpinrock caragre, .i:t liUr,- phono 114-2M. ' - AUTO TOPS ; i. Gross chains most any size you can- ak'or ali one prwje i while they last - ; Haridjr Anifly JittncH Rtfe tbei tia enanuel box with bottle ;- ; j A Iot of Fine Handyr: -f. Baskets . . .!: . - Any pattern left 9. State, countyr or 'other municipal deposits secured , by .: i Dledse of assets, ot this bank or iBurety bond ; 30.' Depoaits requiring notice,' but less than 30, days 7. . 31,. Dividends unpaid ......,.,.... ? ( ; . 32 pther demand deposits u ' Total of - demand deposits! . - " (other than; bank deposits)-' --. , subject to Reserve, Items 27, ' 5 28- 29.. 30. 31. and 3Z, . $637.691.5a - Time deppHlta subject; to Reserve (payable after) 3Q : , . . days, or subject j to .3 0 .days or; more notice, 330.092.73 1,610.00 L28.00 . "164.00 i STATIONARY. fTOP 1 " . Tka yery latest in auto topa rt , - f - Reasonable Prica- ' s o. j. mrt.L 111 fil. C - I FOR RliT S-dlTtt 4 FOR RUN T Room DKSIHABLB SI.EKPIXJ ROOMS, Also apartment. Olosa in. 25U Wouib Vt - tag, s . 4 . 6 ji ROOM POR REST MODERN HOMIE ' tkraa blocks from atata booaa, for fen tiaman. Mast gia reteraaaa. PI at. addrairs A. care Stataamas. Col7t( ROOMS TO BENT CAUL 2044-W. 6-a9it 1 OR LJXN'X House P1VB ROOM HOUSE 31 street. S. WTN'TER 7-ill t " T.D03IT. liOrSE IltiffTDrATB VOH sessieii. " l'hona 1C98-J cvroinps. SEVEN ROOM 1IOCSE PARTLY FIJK- itianed, C77.f winter. Iniuro isiatps man offictf. . f ;". r' i' ? i 7 jstf WELL FURNISHED BU.VOALOWWITH parage. Reasonable. ilel?iu Joliutuiu 1U9 H. Coiu'I. . 7-jl-i FOK RKSfT - " - - room hona located, at C97 llark- ft street. J5 per montlu .lmi- ' dials jMXutftSsion. - ' V. H. UHAHKS llORST ft CO. - 275 '.State 'St. ? " ' ' '-'-.. 7 ja FOR. SALE Miscellaneous 8 OFFICE r. SI'ACB alty Co. 109 S. High, TO LRT- -HOME RE-4J14 FOR REXT HOUSES iAND - APART ; ments. i L. Wood,-Sitl SUt-street. . - - ! V3 and nostal savings)': Certificates of deposit (other than for money bor i ' T" rowed) -..L. . .'. , . . t'.-.i . ' Other time aeposus PoataL savings', deposits, s. . . i . . . Total of, time deposits subr Ject to Reserve, Items. 33, 34,1 v.r. 15.779.50 223.738.52 , 4,174.48, : HOUSE AND; APARTMENTS. PHONE ifwao-, . . - ' .... . , S19I1 , PRINTED CARDS. SL2Bjl4 BT TVi". woraiog "f or JBent," i pnea iv. cm aeb.- Statesman Bnainess Of ilea, on Ornnnd floor.' " ' ' - ? ' I 35,, and S $23,692.50 FOB RESTlSApajrtinenta 5-' ,;',.!.$i,194,722.42 Qmy ; Total .... 1 ctota nf rtroirnn. Cnuntv of. Marion, ss: -t Ta m Aiherr. Cashier of the. above-named bank,-do solemnly swedr that, the: above, statement is true to the best of ! my knowledge andbelief, . r. ... jys. h, AbHut .Lasuer. CORRECT Attest: . . i " ; ; v JDan'l J. Fry, Paul : B. Wallace. E. F. Slade; Directors. ; aunscriDea ana sworn w bww u vui ""''JS'fr'' ' ' ! v 1 ' i- ' , 1 v.' " Bi M, PAGE, KoUry Public, r j :-!-."- - . ",iJJi cpmmisaion expires, Marcjh 31, 925. ! FURNISHED APARTMENT 110 DIVI- aion st. :. i b-jib" SJCELY i FURNISHED. APARTMENT : i 590 Union: Phone '6G7-J. - - 5-jl3 Patented ;RiemoMWe Side ingeI:::G.Fans Good larqe size-: the hanniaafe thwinr yQii ever $aw 3 35c - , v - . l'v.. An assortment of. Granite Dish Pans Somec great bifj ones -talce anyione ofithem . ; ior 50c ' ' Some very fine Toplr ahdi Knife Grinders 4 inch, wheels well made, yerVf.fin 7f : ! J ! f or theJdtchen it !': . Only $1.95,... t::-'.;:; ! 30x3 1 I Cqrd Gasirigjs 1 Just a fev. Left . . . - . 30xai-2: Inner $1.50 i - Gillette Easors ' .. : Just thinlt Only 50 c Genuine Gillette Blade ..--, -. . : Every onp 'cuararitecd' -'-?'(.:" ,. , . .- . w -. fit- tfi. . . f ., t- , . Per psc&acB . 1? . t :-:.'., : 'l' ;4Cf.vr.;;r;:U.'.: ;t 'J: --. -;" ; Lot of cssortcdr ;7-';1-:p' ! 3" Blade Pc sZriet'j Knives Frank Lyniff and Mrs. Anna GU od:t Mrs:' Pugh Is" one of-the Jiloneers. "coming, from Mis souri by: means of oX team In .18 65 t.atttie age of 5 years. Those en joying the evening, were' Mr. and ! Mrs.; C. W. ;pugh,' Mr. and Mra. Frank Lyniff, Mr." and-Mrs. Percy Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. H. Evana, Mrs.1 Anna Olrod, ; John, Hamilton, I Williajn, Slocumr the Allsses Joan Evans, Frances Lyniff, EstnerGl-- I 3 ROOM APARTMENT. HEATED. Hard wood floors.. 1311 Court St. 5-J9 FOR RENT APARTHETg ; 8 9 1 KO. ConunejreiaL ' s APARTTCENT--? W:-'OOTTAO." and, trying to getit a'ck in shape j ute it waa before: the freeze. GOOD' APPLES TOR SALE 73c PER box it or ' Uwm . boxes, deli vared -1 re. Phono 1 1 5F23.: 4 ... . . . - S i'J OARAO& BUSINESS IN COODTOWS f Good territory. Good agency. Will aeil i ad equipuu-nt ' aod lease build - ingr. Box 73, fcicio, Oregon, t 8-jll EO- aLE-13SIIARES ?50 EACH) ' United Drug Co.. (Reocal!). 1st prefer j. red stock, 7'peif cent guaranteed, pay able quarterly. - Wa. H. Commercial. : , - Xteimeyer,' 175 8 j4tf X:e3pas3r Notices For: Sal v Tresspass Ketieest slse 14 lnekas hi 9 inchea, priAtad a rood. 10 anr easTass bearing tha words, Notiee li Hereby: Giyen Tbat' Trespaisinr r it Etrtetly XorbkLdeu On These Prwaiaat Under Penalty Of Proserutjcn." Prl J,5 or two for - 3 5e. S ta teatnai FmbUskiat, Compny,. galas, s Owroa, that is much needed On the. new road past .hjsplacej Stayton Man, Purchases Estacada Phone Exchange! STAYTON, Or., Jfan. 8 Alva SNAPPY, THINltpfq No. 204k . j Crosa Word Puzzle H ... , KJti: Many ether barins of civ;o:i ' Come in and ciop arjd s s h -t " ' - WE ALWAYS fcJCE 'jU3j?p " 236 north; c OMMEncrraijP 1 ' f I 3t f .Tt I 4a : Pr- t J. :' . .' , ' "J r ; . - ; -' I - . - a" - -- j" - -cr ; .-- - - TjT "T" """" !, 7$T . . - 10 . T 'r ' 3g - ay V"- ! ''' H - sfi ' ' ' ' ;- -.-- -i r -i,-. ; .4 - .' e v 1 : TIT" C I Jr' i Tr - - V7' T " ' ' V ' . ' . ' laaaM Maaaa mmmi - rod Mra; Frank Girod, Uoy4 , GI rodf Donald. Moorej and . Willie Gl r!oL 'j . ! - 'u Mr.- and Mrs , George , RHley have moved . on -professor,. Dur ham's farn- !' " .-' 1 : The interior of the schoolhouse has been re-palnted by the men of the community, during the holl davsi " - : - . .).-.-1. ' ; . . -t The road men n this district ith has pnrchased jthe telephone ar'rirttv hnsv. drazeinsr the road I exchange at Estacada and . vrill 'I n n n 11... , ,!'... , I uiuvo lu tui i)iaie iu iu near iu- Kturei " Mr. Smith. 'went toEstacada i on the first of the Week to look after his new possessions. 7 Mrs. Matilda Jones has return ed to Bend after a pleasant. visit with her sister, Mrs:. j.M. English i and other relatives J Mrs. .Jones i siient the holiday (vacation 'here. ? C. It:. PJatUf,' proprietor , of, the WE RENT SELL OR REPAIR SEWING ; machines. Old. machine 5 and np. -'Big; adertisins discount 09. sear ina . . cbines. ' ' " . : WHITE SEWIXO, MACHINE CO. 1. blocks soutk OE depet. - 221 South High tsirPbone 208, 8-f3 T, ,JrJ Gadgls h4uling gravel J drag saw forsale a new one man power drae aawr all metal ran. st ruction; two wheels under frame s permita machine: to be moved 'like a "" i wheelbarrow, - Several special features. , Tb--raa Beveyiteea. aad: - Wtil tt- it a Snbataatial radactioa and give terms - to reapoaai'ble- party. Vn M. Heier... Salem, . Or, R. 8, Box 231. - - - - 8-j2U Willamette VcIIoy. ; . -Nursery- ' , " . " - Has Sales yard at 2 6 1 Court atreei, mt Kennedy' a paint shop, opposite Bit . aiek'a atore. All kinds et trait and not : reee.-'-dri BeeB's-iJij Freneh pnuie m specialty. Office phone 1315. Res. lOSys. Jess Mathia. Prop. 8-dl4tf POR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS.' 10 cents m uuuuja. vircoiatioa; B.epartmant OregOB Htatesma aw .-' f -. -r. i WARREST NURSERY A1A-KIKD3 Ol i xrwi us aut. trees, CS5 Jerry Street Pastime pool hall, went to Hub-j RenJf If.,1 nPwnn TV- lijir1 MnnHnv on a rirlf hneiness I " -4- I trip Mra, 'Grant returned'" to I Aad eleTsa ether Ore fan soars to i aether with fine collection ef pa trio i ie aonra, sacred. souca aad amaay eld ' time favorites. - t ' ' , ALXi FOB St a. (Bpertsl prices ta vaoRty lots) Espeeial.'y dapul,t for kooi, ear mtmity r home sisciziiv Send ior' Western Sosic r 70 pares - la Us third; edIUoa " Published fcy OSItgoiT TKACHET.S JfONTHLT ' S15 'ft, 'Commercial, fi Seiam. Or. . ' . " , i- Answer Tomorrow) . : , : across : . ; : ' -'- . . . . ' ! - - dow t l Equatorial' islands. ' ' . ' i hn'n t-' v. r.i X: 2 Ambassador ah.v :". 8 potato.; ' 1 9 Horse. . 10' Intelligence. ' " w 12 PerUlnlng tojBjlk.worjn -jl. Linanca. ... . i7?,GrateT.; 18 Bracing.." '20; CarCgame 21 info, r ' S Sea- port In Peru. 4 . Parent. ,23 New .York City (ab.)' -V; V, ' 1 . .rl -' '-24Thatl3i 23 Measure 'o capacity.' 1 28 .Iron .' ' -": 3.ft Beholdi 31 Regret. 32 Unwell.- 35 King . of, Bashan. 34 Skull: protuberance. . ." 37 -Harbin ffir ' .. ; 39'i Npva Scotia, (ab.) V - ."; . ' 42 Diphthong. 43 Refr-aJ, 4 a Ea.r p 47 Soft" food. 49i;&a.!dlerv CI German clty..-;-C3 Flulshl - ' .5 4 Lire Fr.) 4 . 4- of -5 Agriculture . (ab.) . " Particular. . j. .,.. t! , . 7 One who moves obliquely. 8 Pronoun. - i 11 -Also. I -! ,12 Very. bright. 1. '13 Pronoun.',i v ; 1R Ann v coma fth' . -j- description or , one 'class . ', things. " ,. ; ' ' 1 , ", : -19 'A brood . (obs. ) , C I . - ,22 Roman emperor (poss.) '" -,'24 Town, in Italy.: U ' ,. , ... 26 Result! of electrolytic decom ' - position. ' I ; ,K 27 r Chase. I - - . 2S. Influenza (col.) . - ' .. 29 Small deer.- j ..-.,33 To Impart Intonation: .neIammal (ab.) I 40 Melody and harmony. . 41 Hold in check.! 44 Natural substance. " ' 4 S'llTgh" priest (ab.) ' 4G Dutch,, (ab.)- " . ; 45 Perform. 0 Not Even; ' - " ZZ TJIrl tlc!:narap. C3 Calciur: ?'.:-., - Mrs. Jane Bursonj of. Portland, a former resident ot Stayton has been here for a. week or more vis- I itlng her daughter, 1 Murphy.". Melford Allen ' i SPCingflebJLSunday. after spending a . few, days , visiting' : his. mother. Mrs.' Mary Allen.. Mr; Allen Is In the undertaking business In Spring field. -; Edwin vKeech; Lee Browiw Miss Ruby Speer Mlss jWava Brown j Mack, who . is also looking after ana miss Margaret t Ilensley, a j business interests1n the city; gro,up oi btayton young people, r- Kowe," manager " Of " the" Who-ra:tudent-ai the;. Unlver-. I. Mountain.; Sta tea. iLlgiit. &, rower sjty or Oregon, .have , returned to I company,, for, this place, has in- Eugerie after, holiday .vacation ac-.j stalled concrete foundations for tlvities here. , ,. .... . two neve, transformers, which are I School activities were resumed, to .be added - to the service here. Monday morning,;1 with renewed The i company has -made several zest, after a few days vacation, I new additions since taking over wnicn waa enjoyed by both teach-1 me plant. era and pupils. However all seem- tA p1.4 . . AI... ..U.V.aI mIIah after the few days rest.-. i--- I Mearso end - Auto-Dariiancd The Misses Norma and Mary p Head-Oil -CCIIiSSCn oLuuip vauie uv irum ruvuauu Prlda'r after ancniinicr the linHfiav I st'ITtaw r- - .. --. . :-,. , : ' ...-.M.Vu,,f Jan.- 3vi.na vacation with their mother, Mrs. J driving Into town last week John wuietMaiuD m roruana. iorma uozier, who Uvea near ;tf.,n is a freshman'at the.tf; otOTahdTl drove 'heddwr. irn-0 .- . icit ouuuajr ior aogenB waere ane I w, A. weddle. Tnal 'nErt,i.,. I will ravnm .. Tn ai fn A laa . . . .. . 4 n A t . . . . ..... . ir . . .1.. .. -J " v. m aii-h. ueua iuacKwiio operates i near tlie Yeoman wn-'-n .. . . thft local millinerv slor. . wptit to I.- Tifr. rin.t....... ... r . . ' i - -v,. . . n aj uuiiopn . ntr tha Portland Monday where she at.lhMvv tafn t,.;t jm t . . . , . - j w.u .uu ciiii iinr oca ! tended, the; wholesale 'millinery hearse la time to prevent the ac- ijuui, -Airs aiacj-. was accom-l ciaent. ncth maehfTiea .r. vdfijou uj iivtit Buauttvq, j. orresr, agea cy tin Impact. i Answer -to Tlinrsdaj-'g Puzzle H Q no u I A K O A T 71a M' I P S fpl A - . ,11 ' R Mint" O U r-iL.s L TaT x nr Dictrict Ccnvcr.tlcn I!;':! ' c . V. .... T . Jan. la day .- Ecb was tell I-re. "a t -at cftoa w. ? also a ; feature ci tlie va - i. J. ICember, ecu f-r"r ry, who ws, K- deliver an adrer J -- ventfon. -waa r- - '-'o, f F - n -: i ::ca Ir?3 ta ii