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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1925)
& . .-" .-.l!. . ---- J": - SATORlyMORrofG JANUARY 17, 1925, u REALTOR GIFTED ORATOR Irving E. Vinlng, President of State Organization, De livers Main Address . ' Irving E. . Vinine of Ashland,, president, of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce, speaking before1 the annual banquet of the Marlon-Polk County Realtors' . as sociation at the Marion hotel last night, electrified his audience by the magnificent description of the "Willamette valley; "Professor VI n- Ing delivered what is believed , to be the most outstanding address that the realtors have ever been privileged to hear at their ban quets. "The Land of Hearts' De fire" " was his' apt - description of this .part; of the. state.' .;; J "A wonderful community spirit of welcome and of optimistic view point must be presented 2y Salem people. It must manifest the en thusiasm of its people. It must resemble i an imprisoned power which" can be .released: to farther various interests pertaining to' the welfare of the state 'and the com munity. The trafflness minds of Salem .must be utilized in giving service In addition .to the dollars necessary, to carry , ion the good work,. he,said.;,J; , j , . VCitlzenJn the Willamette vaI- ley must be directed by a, genera tive force that will motivate every man ''and wvmaa in Salem," ne continued. "It Will bo used In creating faith and causing un bounded confidence 1h this'eom munlty. It "must be a f attn that' has projective force and will be able to visualize the future. . .The Salem ot tomorTOiw must be real ized "with it linen' xhiTIs and fac By millions, ended ; Hi rvmiTliAnr,trt-iI1rvr-v,,tf trtnfff id 04 hours.. ' Taef eod hjfche.ana fever, open the bouTls, time ttc ' hole syar; tem.' Ue no thin:; less rd-laHe. Colic and Grippe cu for prowp, caioent help.'; Be eurc you gee it. i? f All dranau fJtW tt Price JOsV ' Ctflted Box Daclt SHEAR: Advertise In the modernwaywIthlUJuatratlens. : ' ' ,- . ' " " ' - . . - I ; i Illustrations for advertisements ' In jthla newspaper can be had by; local merchant by .applying: to our.Servlce Xtepartment. . , i r . Make your advertisements, more attractive and, compelling. The . rigbt pictures will bring crowds to your doors. They have the same power as window displays. -,. J j ! Illustrations are available for any and every advertisement. We' are nere to neip you ior a Digger THE OREGON Phone 23 or 583vAdyertxbingDisplay; Dept. )-"",; 7e;tatry:ia stock 'tirer' 115. Xes'al blacks etdted' to inosV any buslnes. transactions." We may hare; just the. forra" you aire .looking for. at ".a" Earliis as compared to made to order forms, I F ' ' ' .....".. . . 4 - - ..,M : '.Tv.ili- '.. ::; j .- Some of the forms: Contract otSale, Head rfclici. Will, forms, Assign.- . : 'meniof llorlgage, Mortgage forms, .'Quit Claim Deeds, ''Abstracts fona,; BiH of Sale, Building Contract, Promissory Notes, Installment Notes, . General Lease, Powtr of Attcrpcy $ Ijx?e JJcc!:rr and Pads, Scale Re t . ceipts, Etc These forms are carefully prepared f ct trie courts and private, rise. 'Price cn forms ranges from 4 jcents to 16 ccri3 apkee, asdoa jacta . .books front 2o to 50 The Statesman , Publishing Co; . -5f - K, tories that will bo operated with. ts nerj3y. generated In the moun tains; xiose "by."- The atmosphere will , not Wladen with, the smoke of belching factories.: ' : ., "We. mast be able to view the past ' and; see the bits of accom plishments . as. they line the path we hare trod, ; declared -the speaker. . j -' v Prof essor Vining. declared that eastern capitalists' do noti have the confidence ia s Oregon that tkey thonld, because the -people' of Oregon do not have the steady laws 'that ? must Insure, safety to business; . The Willamette val ley .""rliowver, will come Into "its own J because a realization of the proper - economic needs is being made. ' . ; ;-; J ; That the community spirit molt be 'developed in Oregon' was the outstanding statement "of .the speaker fast, night; because It j fe absolutely necessarr InseHItag the city of Salem & prospective tlers;!be'-sa1d-?'" rt J r. M Jim Smart, Polk county farmff, was 'heartily applauded and won a place in the heart of every one by Ufa Scotch ' songs ;ad imper sonations of -Harry Lander. ; Ar real quartet," was the man ner la which many of the realtor's and their f rienda described the. MacDowell quartet when they ap peared before the meeting In sev eral numbers.; ! ; - 1 1 John M.' Scott, retiring presi dent of the realtors,1 was preei- Ine- nfflcer last nleht. 3 Brown Funeral Services Wait Daughter's Arrival . :- ' ! y . .Funeral services .for .the late (A... Il Brown are being delayed until the: 'arrival of. hi daughter wjio lives in St. Louis, nk. ur. lirowu died at his home, 176& Sotfth'Coni mercial, at i :?t o'clock Thursday morning after being ari Invalid for nearly five years. He was born In' Polk City, ta., Febmary IT. 1861. moving to Salem in 18.8T 'j Ever tince locating' here he has been connected "with ' the Salem Water ; eompany, -until he was forced to retire on. account of . hfs health about fe year ago.""' v Je was a memoer or tnetrreBDytena?a church and, several fraternal OT ganizations;- i :; i i I Mr.: Brown Is survived by his widow, Lillie A.; daughter II rs.: Ralph, Matthews,: ot- St.- IoaIs; Mo., two brothers,, David of Salem and Wallace'ot Des Moines, la-, and. three , sisters,- Mrs. ' Belle Thompkina v and MrsT" -.Hennete Minto of Salem, and Mrs. Agnes Moon, of Portland, -i - ' . j ousinesa inia year. : STATCIvIAN; - 4 cents. jv -... t r PIUNTE0 AND FOR SALE BY, -il 4 LEGAIr BLANK HEADQUAnXTRS - A'rj ..n l. '- -V ': , At Ecrnc3 CTfice, Grcur l JI;cr - CAS! I PHIZES ARE GH CONTEST Thrift Week in Schools Brin . Opportunity to Win One of 28 Awards A. total of 28 cash prizes, amounting to $65. will be distri-i buted among Salem "school chil dren duringThritt Week by Salem banks who have placed - the prize? up for competition. -Classes from the fourth grade to the senior, high school have i been provided for in the thrift essay contest, which will rim from' January 7 to 25 inclu sive. : . t " I'l . ' Th senior high "school essays are limited -to a maximum of 500- words; the; ninth graere to 350; words;' the . seventh and eighth grades to 230 words; the fifth and sixth grades to 200 words, and the fourth grade essays are set at 150 words.' . - I , 'According to the rules that have been issued the essays should.. be written on good paper with pen and Ink and. only one side of the paper. The name of the writer should not be on the essay, but should, be designated by sime number. v s The senior high 1 school shall send in eight of the best essays aad the junior high -schools arc to send; in - eight essays" for eacli grade and the grade schools shall. send four essays for each grade. . . ii Five prizes will be offered 'for each group; ranging from J5,t6'$l Jdte .the high, school; from' $1 "ft $10. fori the junior, high; from $3.60. to $1 for the eighth, seventh, sixthland fourth grades. y : ; "r t BITS FOR BREAKFAST : , " N Same here 'some time ,; ',i;V;'.N't"!:.'-:;:::: ' The Utah legisla'tttre has a nflm her of sugar makers an& . sugar. neet .growers among its members.1 The solons ot Oregon will have harder work the rest, of the sea slon. There are a lot of things that must be done, aside from con sidering proposed new laws. V. V ..... A Court street high brow says it i'. . . ... . ... . . . is aimosr. ampossiBie to ten wnicn comes first, contentment, or lazi ness. " 'l"."- r "I j - s The old timeH tramp had , a tia wu, oisu, uui it was not on wheels. ;. J- " :fk. i Doubtless : the . world's - greatest waste' of . energy, consists in de nouncing the' methods of a win ner. , . , r . " V V ' ' V ' . : Silence is golden. If your dog' could .talk he wouldn't 'be such a true friend, y I . V V ' ' ' Before marriage, a man. yearns 1 for a. woman; . after marriage he earns for her, or ought to. ; !v - . '.- v v u ' , The reward of .virtue, enables a man whp lives up to. his ideals to feel high and mighty. : v A .pessimist ia a man .who has t CREARFOaCATARRri:; OSEHUPTRILS. .If,' 1 Telli IIowT Get QTiickEtSef , romneajJ-CoIda.IfSplendU! 'In one minute ' Tour cloggen nostrils will open, the air passages ot your head will dear and you can. breathe . freely. No more hawking, snuffling; blowing, head ache, ; dryness: H Ne struggling for breath at night 'your cold or a-" tatrh will be gone. ; .... ; . Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream. Balm from ' your- druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream In your, nostrils:'" It penetrates through every air passage ot the .head, soothes the Inflamed or swollen mucous' membranes and. relief comes Instantly. f V ICs just fine. Don't stay stuffs' ed up with a c&ld r nasty catarrh Belief comes so quickly. AdV. been listening to a mechanic ex-J 1a1n hatti(a Wcwkif a r ."' f .1 m ,N .A. V The French' debt renjalnS un paid because" the chief; tsk. there as here ' Is to get ' elected. " : "i "' ' ' -,'-';:V'"." Vli I'v - Another reason "why we nave more law-breakers than t other countries Is because ve have more laws." . t -.-1 -r I -a . H" " Liquor Perrnits Usedjs Side line;: Chipago Wpfey Fi-' . nanced Scheme . : . ; NEW YORK, Jan. l'fcji-A gen-i eral business in ' pardpps,'' with liquor permits as a.slde! line was engaged In try' Gaston fB. Means former ' -department Wfj ' justiee' agent, and by the man' known as his 1 "secretary." Elmerj j W. Jar necke, the federal ' jutyS hearing evidence against "Means and Thom as B. Felder, his orm4 attorney, on, charges of conspirlji$j to bribe government officials wa told to day.. ' ;. . . . U The' witness, Samuel Schmidt, al Chicago Jeweler, ,sald; Chicago money ..financed, the operations of, the "ring", , which, operated... In Washington. ... Some of the money npwjnuch.he .wowia not say--. went, jnto the enterprise! through larnecVe. he gaid.,. Jarnecke in dicted wljh. Felder,, and .Means,, .pleaded guilty at the start, of. the trial and Is expected to , be a wit ness for the government; scnmMft said 1 he bad , advanced "many thousands of dollars' toiJarnecke in the summer .of 192 on Jar necke'0 assertion , that reat prof its. ,were; to .be made fin. obtain ing , permits for . the. blease of liquor from . bonded ii Warehouses and, for obtaining pardons or oth er influence" for. persons charged with federal offenses, j ; ? . . I 1 V' " Race Relationship Classes are to Hear Mqrjorie Danley of Portland .The, Ra ce.. Relationship .-classes which are being conducted by: Dr. Hinman, returned mis&ienary "at the central. Congregational chsrch will be featured by the. appearance of Miss Morjorle Danlej, colored J welfare ..worker, . who with the race relations department of the Portland, YWCA. , , Jj If v1;: f . Miss Danley has. mad an. un usual ; record in her 'work and has obtained,' her.; experience jinthe south.Teast and. west -portions of the United States, She s a col lege .trained woman. .':Uftz father and mother, are. also college .train ed and . have ' taken . a, , pfomineni part in the .leadership! IjoC their people. . , . ' . '.. f I ... : ' " One feature, of the meeting will be the duet by Miss Dahley and Mrs. Charles Maxwell in a series of negro spiritual songs. ! APPOINTMENT. DEFEIURED f OL.YMPIA. Wash.. Jan- 16. Governor ' Hartley , announced to- tfay that appointment; of a suc cessor to Ernest; A. .Seaborg. supr erylsor.of fisheries, jwho was drowned Jast ; Friday . ta the Bu wamjsh waterways at Seattle, will be Indefinitely deferred.; TV. Situation, wanted, by, laundress; colored days work. -4-i Chicago News. r WITH Sffi TEA Ml fi If Mixed ti With SnlphuT . It narkem "so' Naturally I Xo- j -body Can TelU ' The old-time mixture jof Safe Tea and '. Sulphur ifori darkening gray, streaked 'and fadedj hair !s grand mother's recipe; and U folks are Taga!n using? It' to lilcefp their hair "a gopd," even ' color J Vhich quite sensible, as we are living In on! age when a youthful j appear ance ia of" the greatest ! advant age.1 , ! i Nowadays, " though. 111 W0 ' don't have . the, , troublesome 1 1 iusk v of gathering, the sage and ibe mussy making at home.' All dng. stores sell , the jeady-to-use inrodnet. Im- prpved,"by; the. additionS Of i other, ingredients,, cabled. .'.'Wieth'g Sage aatU Sulphur vCmpoundJ is vry popular becanse, nobody '.can: discover It has heea appBed. Sim-' ply moisten yonrcomb f a soft brush with" 1 . and f artfw 1 this through your hair, .taking- one small strand, at, a time; morn- lag the gray. hair, disappears, . put what delights" the ' ladles with "S7yethV Sage, and Sulphur" Com pound Is that, besides heantlfnlly -darkening,-thja, hair after?-a"few applications,, it'alsoj pro dices'that: soft lustre , ak4 ' apr earipjee : of atuadanea-w!-!rh is so attractive. GOtflRED WELFARE: 'WOiERili . ' ' y ' ' . , -2. ,. . " SNAPPV TIHVK1XQ Xo. 271 Grcssf Word Puzzle lA P I? h h 1 I7 1 ir- yy rr 33" bnir 33-"" t"T" 36 " "nT ' " ' ' U7 : """3?" j , .... j, i---. .s-i ii- ..11 f 4 M 1 ' '' - fe- " "J" wFX XT 7177 I7?3" - ; . n- i5" u - fn ?r """ST 52" ss" jW 77" ,35- rtT"5wT "STBr" . I S3" k0 ' " . v """iSTr -' -7" :' ' -: ,.i - f.l . Li-:! ' . 1 . I t-ii. I I III w . . Across . 1 To. conduct one's selfjl i : i kidneys 7t Currents,; " 13, Pertaining to the 1 4 Song of triumph! 16 We 18 To, ravish r ,19 As far as 20, 23 26 27- 29 30 33 34 37 Lifting up . Kind "of reindeer A demon ' Consumes ' ReviTes : ; Striken To mislay A marshal's' staff (pi.) Ravine 1;- . pH 39 Amount of "surface 40 41- 43 46 48 Used In med icinfl Volubly j Greatest1 height Period of time Talk idly 50 'A prickly shrub 52 . Kind of "serpent 54" Purple dye l- Heaadres3 for women 57 One who" constructs I j 59 ; Denoting Rurprise ! I J I jl 0" Discoloration of 'the' sinn 61 South Atlantic state 62 Quaff ":: I ' " J' S 64 To show contempt 67 Publishes i ' 681 Attempts ' i PIONEER RALLY; !S , ; HELD US! m 1 i- Nearly; 150, Marion Coun fcoys Gather at; First I Presbyterian Church The most . outstanding pioneer ifially of. the year was held last light at the First Methodist Church by the Marloa county clubs. Representatives from ; 1 0 .organiza tions, I representing seven Salem clubs .and three Marion' county' or ganizations . were present. ! i !i . The "Whitman club from! the First ' P'resbyterlan church won honor and the bird house' banners g for; their conduct during the past year.; The. Jason Lee Pioneers, however, took first place by their tablet , talks. attendance record, table decorations and . club yell. The Daniel Boone cub came second and the .Sheldon club third in the securing; of honors. . , jSflverton ranked fourth. r. V j . ': , Rev. Ward Willis Long, pastor of ,the First Presbyterian church at Salem, made the main address of "the evening. . His topic, '""The Making of a Boy," was presented to 150 boys of. the county ' ( , GirL Reserves of Salem served refreshments. ' i i Farmer, disappears;, believed to have left. Des .Moines Register. JjATEST; FHOTOGBAEttOF , j; PREMIEK MUSSOIiEI WHO , VRGES: BALLOT REFORM 1.. ,ls'1. photograph' of thB Italiaa' Ptemier was reoeivd itn .this country simultaneously, with, -icabte. despatches stating that, he-had an-, nounced :' that',. Parliament, instead, of adjourning until March;; will're-' open . on Jan. ,3' la! an ;itratiain-! iry 'session ti consider 'an le;U0n rtornv.bi It and ,tJrlv ' t- f gva eraJ' clectiocSi - ' .;'' V " j.-. -.:-.-. i ! WQTVX 2 . 4 5 6 7 8 ft 10 11 Suffix, one who Pronoun A smith's block Conceded - t Funeral oration Pertaining lb ihe iige o the moon i j Facts ; I Species; of stag Iowa (ab.) Suffix, to make 12 orbuhS I 15 To stir up . ! 1 7i Term 'of re?tpici ( Hindu ) T9 Trunk 21: A" jot!' 22i Worne 24 Cprttrry.to he art of reason- ing A float i One 2r. 28 31 32 '.35 36 37 38 41 42 44 45 46 47 49 The stroke of a bell Strayed j Celestial body To declare j Carpenter's todl Flee Hebrew coin Cut of meat A. blow Place of safetjf Head, of a mprtaatery Not one A third ( mui A substance which flows from ' trees j Births ! To violate j Excavates 1 56 58 62 63 65 1 'j 66 Female relative A kind of yasa (pi.) A physician Kab.) New England stated (ab.) Every separate one in every number faq.) Railway (abJ) Answer to Friday'$ Puzzle Ari iMuirya Concerning the Whereaboytsiof J. W. Hill, . Former Salem Man ; A matter of considerable fin ancial interest to jtjie party "specil tied above, or heirs who former ly resided In your city, hascotae to our' attention, j ;- jVe ' know you will assist us becau'se it means &6 much to him.' ! :-' - j "It you don't know where he ' - - ... 1 now lives, ; please; inquire among iiis lormer neignpors or - friends, for one of them Burely will. '. ; "Please "write the information at the bottom' of; this letter and return In the stamped envelope enclosed." ine, aoove quoted words ar concernipg J. ;wj ililL and they come in a letter from the Electron ouxgicai Appliance . co.,tJ. W. B Tongue ' manager, Chicago, III. 40X;S. Dearborn street? V They are directed to the super intendent of thei (Oregon, state training .school, Salem; f vXU any one jknbwa this J. W. Hlilfbeing Inquired S.for the above information may be' of service. , 1 Solving of Puzzles Said - To Increase Efficiency . j... a -;; .'.ii, j ji j. -r'.;-r CHICAGO, Jan.; 1,6rCrossword puzzles ''are. a blessing in disguise to "those '.employers!" wW, feared their distracting Influence 'When they first appeared,!' accordlngto Albert., M:-JohnsonJ president, of the National Life Ihsuiance. com-? pany of the;; United- States, who; aald that; so far ks his organlza-i tion was, concerned f the - puzzle were responsible f or'ticTeasIng- the j Eg m o N sff Bill Rf" j" E ft l a TJc JC e R " A R C S E 2. p B. 'A 1 c . n u "uSft At- UL. ft y p- L A. G R je etN TTc A R IIP C E .. rf rig a g e n okL. R cL.. Sl7 a r1 n Ely .. ,iA B ftiLlEt 1st" IaInIs M ! '.r.-,i 1 - - M 1 - M atesmae 'tt' -" ' Phxme S Adrertlslns Dep,. j : OLASsmEO aPTZBTIEXMBIITB ' Ku 1 pr wars: Pr lertk)"l Tim iMt ties ", Special Offer For Thrift Week Seven Issues for i he. Price of Three As a special-of fer tor Thrift Week and also to acquaint more people with- the value .of the classified columns of The States man, a special offer is being made for Thrift Week. Classi fied, ads, will be inserted ; for seven issues 'for the price of three. Ads must be In Satur day so as to appear in. Sunday's issue, January 18., and will ru all - week . including .Sunday, January 25 for the regular price of three insertions. Money tb Loan On Heal Kstate T. K. FOttl (Over l.add & Bush Bant) BKFORB TOtT LE.WK TOUR HOME : OR CAS HAVE IT . ; sured Properly ; Phone 161. Beefee & HemlricVg, U. S. Bank Bldff. . : ' -28tf AUTOSIOIIILES SCHEELAIt AUTO WRECKING CO. Will buy jour old. car. Highest cash price paid. 1085 N. Commercial St.-T-ji:uf Storage Fire proof buildirijr, day and nijht service. S4 per uionfU, 1999 X. Cxp itol. ' Texas garage. ' ' 'I ' - " ' l-j9tf AUTO R.EPAlitJXa' WE.WILTj COMPIETKLT RESEW Your car, truck, tractor, and (rio you eaay terms. 11. 11. Shocker, 849 I'erry t. i-. l i ' 2 f YOUR TIMR -WII-Ij BE WELL SPENT if you eet estimate m yonr auto re pair work at th Shamrock garage, 333 Miller: Phone 1H2-M. ! ' 2 ttf AUTO TOPS. STATIONARY TO rs The vry latest in auto tops KeaaonaWe, Prie V " - . J. .HCLU 219 State St. i ' 3 d i Ttf Foil RENT FIVE ROOM HOUSK, FURSISHED AND nnforaished apartmeota Close- ia. Room 4, Breyman BMg. i .4 j22 OFFICE ROOM TO RENT MODERN. Call 16. South High. 4 ' 4 J17 efficiency of his stenographers 25 per cent. - . "' -1 . Rather than being a distraction to the office girl, the Mental labor In solving them has made her fas ter and more accurate in her work, Mr. Johnson found. " "Noticing a marked Improve ment in the speed with' which, our several hundred stenographers were handling the correspondence to'100,000 policyholders, I inquir ed the reason and found that we had the cross-word L puzzles to thank," Mr.- Johnson; said,- "I dis covered our stenographers were cross-word enthusiasts i and their idle hours spent over the diction ary hao Improved their spelling and recognition of words to . a startling extent. . ! ." 7 ; . : "All our executives reported that . the stenographers, were- tak ing dictation far more" rapidly; than they .were., recognized and handling correctly words that they used to stumble over. I ..We , have encouraged onr employes to play the came as', it widens their minds and improves their speech, as well as increasing their office efficiency."- K - . . R e ad 4he CJasi.fied-'Ads, rlXQtT:RYt'ASKS.kjait.TlO.S : now of isrtoTioun Bon", :,:!!vi I .Chief Justice' Harry Olson of the Chicago . Municipal -Court wob." ro eponstbl for tho questioning of "William 'D. Shepherd, foster father bf f. WUtiam N. McCUntock, the fnilllionalre orphan.", regarding the young man's death early in. t)cc-iemben- He startled'omciala at'the (McCllntock inquest1 by demanding exhumatlon'cf the, body ( of! Dr, Oscaj- Olson, .hla,bfotherY'whd died Cnree years ago. Hla brother was ta, friend of the McClintock family and -he said he had leuriMwl Jlhat. Bhcpberd was with '"hi brother be-, Tore his, death. . An esnlnnilon tr coroner's cherrrlstslehowed.'their ; irted.' thaCMcCntockt acatif y, caused r bylypoldf cvrt. y. .- wis jHb -v a. 1 Om wk- (itr Umtttw) M 23 Btx amUi' otret, pr aeta 1S i iiiuUi' eoatraet, par aatk lit FOItBENT 5 EOOiC tTKTUK!iiSHKD HOUSK AN'I) , rara(re tt North 'ifth street; 3 rooua turmshl - apartments, 2 blocks irm ' atata house. fhone 630. 4 jH FOB - KENT--HOCSKS AND Al'AKT- meats. Y. L. WMd, 341 StaU gtrct . , ; ' ' - - 4tr.t BOUSE AND APARTMENTS. alStf PRINTED CAUBS. SIZE. 14' ' BY Vt' wording Kor Rnt," price 10 stt-l each. States ma a Basinss Office, an ronnd floor." FOB REKTApartmenu 5 HEATED APARTMENT PARTLY Pur urstwlj 1335 : Stat SL j . 5 jl8 FOR EXT 4 JtOOlt FURNISHED apartment.' PriTate.bath, 700 N. llisii. - . . y. : 5-jia TWO MODEEUT APAXTMENTS " ONK with large living; room and fireplace. vail Between t ana 9 p. m.;. 9','0 Aiill. Phone 2090-M. 5 j-- TWO KOOiC UXFCKNISHKD APAKT ment. priTate bath.,570 Union. ,5-jl7. TtTRjStSHED APARTMENT Furnace heat) private bath, i See owner at 1iuj Jf- ChBreo. - Phone 584-U. ' i-jll TWO THREE- ROOM APIVRTH ENTS Modenrr-'tn tunrhihed aartinent.- At tao HcAlpine AptR, 113a Center Si. lhnt 19. i i- LARGE TWO-ROOM FURNISHED. Apart- . men is. bheepinf room. ibO t'nion. fcOR! RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. 1 Commercial. . " i . i APARTMENTS a"S. OOTTA'.JE. 5nif FOR RENT Rooms NICE WARM ROOM OPPOSITE STATE house. Phone 1330-V. j c-jlrt FURNISHED ROOM WITH GAKAOE -Rent reasonable.: Pboi 65 J. tjls A LARGE SLEEPING ROOM DOWN -: .staira, beat, prirau hatli, koard if de sired. Hnitahle for two. One i hlu k from-, portof tie, tit- Ferry St. ; Jlioue 1708-J. . j ti-jlS ROOMS . TO iiNT--CALi 204VW. 0 9tf LAUREL nOTEL UNITE It XEW MAS ' iKoment. Rooms' furnished clean; 1'Jih and Oak. . ! -i ' ' WlO wortinff,-' ' Room to Rent," price 10 cents, each. Suietaao Basiaesa office. Ground floor. j. ROOM; FOR. RKNT MODEKiJ HOME, '.three blorka from state house, for ga ; tleman. Must gite references. Pleaat address A, B, cre Statesae. -o!7tl FOR RENT Houses FIVE ROOM . MODERN FURXISHETI buBfralo-B-, pianot gas. $30. 175 S. 13l . street. - " i - T-j20 FOR SALE MODERN HOME SEVEN large room. Fine' locatton. Lot 5 .by 165. Address Owner, 1061 Cbeme keta street.' ., - 7-fll SEVEN ROOM HOUSE PARTLY FUR jusoed, 677 X. Wiaxer. laqwire Ota tea Bia office. ,t i ' i ?-J 3 1 f - FOR SAXE mscellaneous 8 ' ,20 ACRES FOS SALE IN HIGH StaU of cultivation, rood bmbtings, one mil east from fairgrounds. ' tiee owner, 2123, Broadway. . ; 6 ill ' Fruit Trees : "' '. 'Walnnts and frfi rubbery. High and Ferry.-. Fro itlaad Kuraery. A. J. Math is, Prop. Phone 1140-M Taia. - ' ' ! - 8-jl3t FOR SALE 12 - SHARES tf 59 EACH) cnitea urvg co. r t Jtexali) 1st prefer red stock. 7 per ewt girarsn4eed, pay able quarterly. ,Wnu Keimeyetv 178 K. Commercial. s . 8-j4tf -' i - - t Beautiful Oregon Rose And aleven other Orefoa songs to, ' Cther wttll s fine coTTection of patriotic - aoaara, sacred songs and many oht- time , faroriUa. - - ... . C- i' ALL FOR 25c ! ,,1 " , j (Special prices -4a. quantity lota) -' . Espetdally adaptable for S' heoU com tnunity. r home stnging-. vd for I Western; Songster : : 70 pases now ia its third edition" : ' Published By j. OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY ; 315 S Commercial St. Salem, Or. : - ,v - M. . - :. WE RENT, SELL OR, REPAIR SEWINVl tnachiaea. Old jnaChiaee S5 and up. Big adrertiaing discount ea new mar ' ehiees. " ' I.; -- - WHITE SEWING- MACHINE CO. .1 blocks soutth OE depot. 211 South High St. Phono 208. i 8 13 FOR. S ALE CUTHB ERT RASPBERRt ?lants. Rhode Island Red batching ejirv talian ; honey bees. "Halemead" Brook's ooraer ea Salem-Dallas oik way. - - - i -; 8 j2t Trespass Notices TreMpass Notices, sixe 14 inrlies by iarliinr priiM ea- gwed Ifronnre canvass bearing tbe words, "Notice Is Hereby GiTen That TresspaxKing la Strictly -Forbidden On These Premises Under Feaatty Of "Prosecution." Price 15c each- or two for 2 So St ate in an PabUahing, Company, Salem, Oreuo. " t ; S alt POWERS NOT HKLI . OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 16. The state director of " agrlcntture Is not empowered by law to make public analysis oi foods sold In the state, eYen A, though "the-; analysis were, made by the state chemift, John H. Dunbar, atorney general advised wP. ; H. Gloyd, dircetor here today. . : ,., : (Restaurant a'dv:) Where yoa look before you eat. -ChicsgO"Tri-bune. ' ! ' - Married. Mr Topp and Miss Coate. Oaelph Advance. ' i; ' Classified Ada In The, Statesman Bring Results V sr
