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rmr ojfaib staisV sitoi; ori:g6k tr- 8 THURSDAYiMORNINO.! JANUARY 22.1925 :: fill v- Iuaed iaUy Except Monday-by I THE STATESMAN PURLIZmNG COMFAHT j 215 South Commercial &i btlam, Oregon t 4; R. J. Henarieks John Ik' Brady - ' Frank Jaskoski The Associated Press ia exclusively entitled to the for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise crdited in this paper ond atao U local news puousaea rein. BUSINESS OFFICE: j . 'r 0 Thomas 7. Clark Co, New York, 141-145 West 86th St, . Chicago. MerqneUe Build - ....... - lr. W a. Orotawaht. Mrr. - & (Portland Office, 836 Worcester Bid.. TELEPHONES: 23 or 583 Circulation Office Bat inesa Otfleo--' News Department 23-104 Job Deportment Entered at the Postoffice im Salem, Oregon, aa aeeond-elaaa matter ' , BIBLE THOt'GHT AND PRATER . ; ' ; ' Prettsred fey Radio BIBLE SERVICE Bareau. Cincinnati.. Ohio. ' :" ' i If parents will have their children memorize the daily Bible aelectiona, it will prove i . a pnceiese Heritage to taem in after years., . i , .. , '" Vi. .- January 22. 1925 .- C : v' ' : v KINGDOSUIS WITHIN:. Neither-shall they, say, lo hereii or; lo there! for, behold the. kingdom of God is within you. ; Luke 17:21. PRAYERj -May -we this day-enthrone Thee, O God, most Merciful ana jiigbty. supreme. In. oux. Hres. in us and abound. TIIE WORLD'S BPST t The Slpjn editor has been saying: -for a long time that the Salem district can ugrqwanddoes.ow.thebestj celery in the world. Here are some proof s : Eugene celery in 1921 took second prize at thef national. celery, contest; and Prof. Bouquet of the Oregon Agricultural College said the Oregon exhibitors gained, a sreaten prize in that contest. Troutdale celery took first prize fn 1922 at jhenatiqhal contest at Indianapolisfand it was taken by a man. who was a celery grower before coming to Oregon inihijtobuVIan ' " -j : Last year' Oregon celery, took all three, prizes- first, sec ond and third, at the' annual nieeting and exhibition of vege table gardeners at'Lpulsyillft, Kentucky j f I And at the annual .banquet held there the name of Ore gon as the greatest of all quality, was on the tongue of The LabishHMeadows district, just north of Salem, pro duces as high quality celery as And by the same sign the The1 Labish" Meadows celery, 200 car loads' of it in 1923 and overtop calf loads of it last year, shipped to points outsiqe of Oregon brought $t a erate above the price of th"e famois California celery." That' means 160 to $li80 a car above tle market price for the California product ; ! ,TI Do you realize what else that means ? It means the de velopment here of a gigantic 'celery industry. Our district will ship out about 500 cars' thia year. The acreage wgl grow every year. It may go up to 4000 to 5000 cars annually, and in a few years... It is bound to become such a gigantic i dustry in good time, because of the immense money value of quality,. --It ; is enough ; to,; make uplthe. difference, bet wei profit and loss, or between small prof its and large gains.., The world is the market, j ' Celery fresh from our fields tiow goes in car lots to the big country. J, ' Hi The pioneering has been done. The proofs are. at hand Our growers can produce celery and make it a profitable crop on wide areas . t. , . - But what is' more important, they can produce celery 0f the best quality grown in the United States ; which means te best in the world and they are doing just this. j - J For the Salem district, this is another case' of taking the line of least resistance; of getting above, competition- of pro ducing the things we can produce better than any other dis trict, or at a lower cost, or at greater profit; of doing the things at which we excel. ."j I ril I . There has been a lot of progress in Jhe celery industry here in sixteen years; in three. years. "What wm a dream; a short time ago has partly come true; is' a clear ;yisioh now; a certainty of some time .in the future, and perhaps notfar distant future. - :', -e i4Ayi I r.: Tere is. no ' mystery ;ab VVhat.one manHasonejbwhat- a few- men -liave. accom plished,' can b duplicated with- equal industry and intelligent metEodsjr others But thesis a magicl in the i combhiation of soil and sunshine and showers that make possible the grow ing of the highest quality product the world can showin this .fields,, ... - f-f One more point : There is no monopoly in this field ; njor any secret. Only hard work is needed to succeed i in the celery industry here; hard work and horse sense. s 1 J . j The pioneers have made a lot of progress, but they are ready to share their knowledge with, any comer who desires to engage in the industry. They have succeeded in reducing the cost of growing celery from around $1000 to $1200 an acre, down to around $600 an aere 'They are even producing part'of their own celery seed. . r '"A 4 -1-1 THE PRIMARY The "Mills primary bill 1 not an orlsinal document.' It Is' the re actionary effort that is being eub mitted to all the states where a legislature is In session, and the . - -support is reactionary , support everywhere. ' There is no danger of tfie republicans of Oregon adopting the bill because they know it would defeat the party at the next election; 'bo there is no nse in considering that bill at this tinier " " - llowerer, .it . is a lct; tha ;our primary law prevents the party haTing an integral existence in this state.' There is no such thing as party responsibility, and there can notbe such a thing aa party loyalty, because there' is c no thin g to"; be1" loyal jto except .the .name. Theresa re no rerutlican principles, and ro f erijocraticprinciples for that - -j-,- la' iPregaV-Iti'.is tin: - 'zh ss catch can. There is one uas;3 that" really should be raada la tlie pfmary ; law a'ndi Manager . ' .Editor Manager Job Dept. . j - - t i' Phone fi37 B Roadway, C. F. Williams, Mgr. ... 53 Society Editor ' . . . . . 106 583 that the Kingdom of God may be s CELERY DISTRICT, victory than the: taking of the the celery states, in point of ill the experts gathered therfj. can be grown in Oregon-- best in the world. ! I cities throughout the whole ; ST : - - 1 li I- that is there ahonld be a party counc11- -.- j ';-:-.! I. r-:" S The Oregon Statesman, recently published a draft whieh conld:be incorporated into' the present pri mary law and. make itresponslve to5 party fealty ad advance party Interests. U was as follows: . The organization and govern ment of .each of t he several ,o4 litical parties shall" be' ai follows a (1) At the primaries nerelabe fore provided for, the.membersj of a party residing in each precinct, In" each of the several counties of the' sfate eb.aH chobae-one of t&Tf number aa ;'comity 'precinct em? mitteeman.' .' :, .": f : ":'t t i (2) The whole number of coan ty precinct commltteemen.of each r the "several oUtical;f parflea shall constitute 'the county com mittee of such party; such county committee shall be ' organized by electing' from its own membership icbAixsefKQl.Hmn' fsf, of which offices the ; last two jzij be filled by the sane' jpenion;. T3) The chairmaa of the coun ty coram shall be ex-officib member of the state committee and of each or the several barty committeea, o the district within wnicn nis county is aiiuateo. (4) Where a judicial, senator ial or representative district com prises but one county or less, the county committee of such coenty shalf constitute such judicial, sen atorial or ! representative ' district committee. , f (5) The district party commit tee for each district greater than a county shall be composed of the county chairmen of the several county committees hereinbefore provided for, and one additional member, to be chosen by each" of the several party county commit- tees. In the. district; for each-l.OOt totes or major fraction thereof in excess of 1,500 votesreastrtrjr the party, at the primary at which the said county committee waa .chosen. Such district party committee hall jctrganize ; by , election from Us own, membership a chairman, secretary and treasurer, of which offices the last two may be filled by the' same person. f ( 6 ) The state party committee shall organize by electing from its own membership a .chairman, sec retary and treasurer. The execu tive committee of such state com mittee shall consist of the chair man of the various congressional district committees, of which the state chairman' shall be' ex-officio chairman. :.' ::i.:,r : (7)" The ci(y party 'committee shall be com posed ot r thejclty pre cine t committeemen.. chosen at the annual -primary r- and shall organ ize- py electing ironj it own mem bership a chairman-; cretary and J ; Thertlclal retnxps. made by the primary board shall show the name and address" and . the name of the party represented, and of each precinct committee man chosen. ... '., , . . ' (9) Each committee provided for in this section, . and its offi cers, shall have the- powers- usu ally exercised by such' committees and by the of ficers thereof rin so far as is consistent with this act. The various' Officers and' commit tees now in existence shall exer cise the powers and perform the duties herein prescribed until their successors .ate' chosen. In accord ance with this act. The duties of the chairman or" secretary bf " any committee,' wheir the committee is not in session, may be performed by members of sucn committee selected. by4 such chairman or sec retary. Any vacancy In any Com mittee office shall be filled in the same manner as that in which such officer was originally chosen; (10) The candidates for the various state offices, for .' United States senator, for members of the national . house of ...jr epresenta- tlves, for the state senate and. for the state house' of representatives nominated by each political party at each primary, the national com mitteeman, the United States sen ators and the state senators of such'-'politieal -'party whose term of office extends beyond January of the year next ensuing, : and the chairman of the county committee of the several counties of the state shall constitute the party council of each party, and shall meet at the -capital at 12 o'clock noon oh the last Tuesday of May after the date on which any primary is held preliminary to any general elec tlon. The" membership of such party council shalt be determined ; by1 the list of farty 'nominees' and party eanaiaates amy cerunea oy, the secretary of state as on file in hia j off ice.--3 Such'; party council shatt be calledjio, order hyr ' the secretary of Stated Sr ' by" one of his' assistants, who" shall read the roll of members; : and thereupon the ' party . council shall organize by electing from its own member-' ship a chairman and secxetary. They shall thereupon .forthwith formulate ;the. state platform of their party; choose or alter the party emblem," and shall perform such, other business as may prop erly be i. 'brought before such, a meeting The platform of each party shall be framed and made public at a time not .later than 6 o'clock in " the afternoon of. the day following their adjournment. The state party council so consti tuted shall be the party ; council for two years, and shall haw power to eall; special , meetings and perform such other business as may be-consf stent with the pre-" visions of this act; provided, that no member of such ' council shall be' represented 'by "proxy! ' Brother of Silvertcnian P " Dies at Home irr Portland I SnTERTON:Or04nro'. (Special). Marion Palmer receive ed word Sunday morning, that his youngest brother. C- Bruce Pal mar, died shddehTy at hTshome at Portland Monday. ; Mfr Palmer was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer, Oregon ' pioneers, whose donation, claim comprised the land yhich Mount Angel college now stands. Mr. Palmer .als.o made h!3.home mi Saleaf for sometime. Ttraeralv services " will be", field Wedixesily at ; Oa k C rova a z 1 ; : I z -t'erment will L-tiadjla ti.- i:.;:. Cemetery at Silverton. nnw" - . - i r FHILLIFS" JUt OF i Accept only genuine "Phillips" the. original Milk. of. Magnesia pre scribed by physicians f for 50 years as an antacid, laxative, cor rective. - :U,.,,i,,-...t I " "25-cent bottles, also p 8 0-cent bottles, , contain .directions any drug store. Ad v." (r jj ' Committees Named I at Sil- verton for Mid-Year 6 rad ' ' ' uating Ceremonies 1 SILVERTON, Ore.. Jan. 21. (Special). The Silverton high school J .alumni . held; a f business meeting Monday . night; -at V the high school to plan for the recep tion . to be giVen thei finid-year graduating .class. . Donald Hutton, prosident. of " the association. ' pre sided. It ;ls. said that iu larger number .of..(members , than, usual All arrangements L were. left in the hands - of tne following com mittees which were j appointed by thorpresidentv; housing; commit tee, Kenneth Bentson, Earl Adams Lillle Madsen; initiation:' commit tee, George "Lukens.t Wayne Law- ry, Vernon ; Day, . Edna Hartley, iora saiern ana winona raimer; refreshment committee," Alice Jensen.' Wynola Desart, Florence Nesheim, Robert Seaman, Lee Alfred ; ; ' decoration committee, John Riches, Howard Edson, Ella Moores, Helen Kleeb. A motion also' carried to make- the dues semi-annual instead of payable in June as in former years. The dues will remain the same, half of thenr wil ' be due in January and the other . half In June. W: r ' i Portland Representative 1 In Legislature Speak on F i MA4o-Qivti-lw:i't'1. i -4f- -VV.-JV". "The qniid XADorrAmenament;"! will be dlaeiiK&FWCvntUamFt; Woodward, one of the most fas cinating personalities, in Oregon, a the First . Presbyterian church Sunday morning at . the regular church services.: In his facile style he will outline the outstand ing features of the amendment. which is designed to give congress power to limit, regulate f and pro hibit the' labor of persons under eighteen years of age.' 19 ti - ! Representative i Woodward Is held an authority on educational and welfare ' questions, and ; by hia vwork In the last legislature has' made hime'a 'powerful factor 11 H it ; , , n i ORAIIIAIR DARK 4. : .9 It's Grandmother licdfpe Bring Back Color and s Lustre (o Hair to That beautiful, even f shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by ' brewing a mixture! of Sage Tea and Sulphur, i Yonr hair is your charm. It makes or mars the ' face.' When it fades, turns cation or two of Sage and (Sulphur enhances its appearance a hun dred-fold. : r : A I ' Don't bother ; to prepare the mixture; you can get this famous old recipe Improved by the ad dition of pther . ingredients at a small cost,, all ready for use. JJ is called. Wyeth's Sage' and Sul phur Compound. ! This can always be. depended upon to bring back the' natural color !andt lustre of your. -hair..;-; '-f-:'; C-iliVi Everybody uses .'WyethS Sage and. Sulphur Compound .now. be cause it darkens so' naturally and evenly that nobody, can tell it. has been applied; Tou simply dampen a' sponge or soft brush with it and draw, thia through f the f hair, ; tak ing one ; small strand - at a time; by mornln the gray, hair has disj appearea, ana . aiier . anoiner .ap plication it becomes j beautifully dark. and. appears glossy and lus Irous Adv. ; i . - . i )1f 1ES MGHSCHOOLPIIIS US KPTIOi'l U LflBORBIL DODWARD S TOPIC SAGETEATUR in influence. In legislature he cornea with the experience gained daring the latter part of the "19 it session, and isnsmg his efforts to furtherrthe child labor" amend ment.' " ' ' 'I f' Keen Interest is being ehown all over the nation, and the 6re eon,r" people have . hot . escaped. Durlngth'e "joint' session of"' the' legislature.' .which lis to be called January , 2 8 . special trains from Portland will carry ? advocates bf the new bill, i.; ; ... -'V' SOOR EDDrlS RDtflRy SPEAKER Thrift. Necessary for . Devel opment of Individual, is Claim -at Noon-Day Talk . "The rankest spirit of commun ism" isHauhted under the cloak of university colors and- the people are; being led to forget their heri tage,' declared Senator B. -L.Eddy of Douglas county; before the Sa lem Rotary club at' their regular meeting", yesterday at 'the Marion notei. ; "I do not profess a reactionary spirit; - it need not be cultivated, but we must set 'our faces against the ' false leaders who preach destruction- of - the right' of . private property. The Individual need not be a slave to the state, but unless we set oar self against tlie .college professors,- and even the" high school teachers who are filling the" minds of ' the' people "with 'the rankest 'spirit of communism, we are Speeding towards destruction h. uM f 4-..'- . -Fl " '- Thrift, according to the speaker, if handled correctly tends t6'culti vate' character. 1 It teaches to save that -which comes to us from the past. - Thrift will teach the indi vidual' to- remain' true to that which has come to him from the past and he will not destroy It. Some leaders 'Jail to recognize the" false -philosophy,- which they are .spreading,' and it Is the desire that they destroy that-which has come to them; and hence bringing catastrophe to all, -Senator Eddy held. :3 1 -"M . Senator Eddy stressed the fact that' the university man beguiles his -thought In deep' language and does ' hot preach his mischief as the' soap-box orator; tThe world," he fsaid, is ' ma terialistic,! and We must recognize that fact.; -; .4 j '; Vegetable Growers Dispose : 0f Produce Cooperatively ? ?At 'a meeting of : the .vegetable growers -in the vicinity of Oresh am' hnder the ; county economic conference held recently, it was recommended ' to the conference that the' chairman appoint a com- Lruittee to consider some kind' of a cooperative organization for vege tables.-Among the products grown in ibis vicinity are the " famous Trdutdale celery which has won national - prizes, in ;" competition . J . SXAPPY THINKIXG NO. 275 I Cross Word Puzzle Z. 3 4Vf 21 23 ur 2 1 - it-.t- it 3Y 3 V7 ( Answer vu- - .'Acrosa '-1. 1 Disposing, methodically 12 "Any 'air vehicle 1 s - i 15 To Imitate- ' r Ni 16 An illumlnant j ' . . 18 Siirn of the sodiae - lAra"bla(ab.) 2 e4 Belonging to Europe 2 V Decimeter- ' 23. Ah alluring' singer r . 2 5 vXn' entry" in an account 2' Sainte - 2 9 Let 'it "stand - 31 External a v J S2'To"travel by auto f ' 33 One 1 3 f Of Gog'and Magog . ' r " 36 Half " 37 Eaglea 'i ' i 39 Negation5 41 Teigned' ' 42 Father --.v 43 -A dwarf ' . 4 "'- Drinking" -vessel obe.) - -43tpleontorogy (ab.) 1 4 Bang '- ' - 4: atf-- S2 Tauntingly : i j CLASSIFIED Phone 23 Advertising -Dept ' CLASSiriED ADVERTISES KNTS Rate, pr word : fer inaertton. ; 2 Threo insert iana -i 5 Money. to L.pdn '"""-OBKoalTatate-i-""". T. K. FO&O (Orer Ladd Bnah Bank) BEFORE TOU LEAVE TOTJB HOME OK CAR HAVE XT , ) Insured Properlyi Phono 161. Becks Handricka. U. 6 . Bank Bldr. ; i . s-28i AUTOMOBILES NOTICEI : -T Salon - Auto : wrecking - Vo. u no open for buainesa and. wo are in tjiq market for, eld. cars ai highest, cash prirea. ? - -t , I See na before aelliaf or buying. SALEM AUTOWRECKIXO CO. Henry Kloaaen : 402 So. rhnreh-St. I . SCHEELAR AtTTO WREOKINO CO. Will ; buy yonr old ear. Highest cash price J paid. 1085 Commercial 8t. l-jl?tf iStorage . i 1 aerrice. $4; per month' 1999 N. Cap Itol. Teiag rarage.1- ! 1-Stf -AUTO ItEPATRINO ' 2H -4- WE WILL, COSIPLETEiT RENEW TJnr car, track, tractor. hd five- yon. easy ' term. H.; U. Shoakerii M- Fernf St. TOUR TIME WILir BEyWEXJ SPENT if yon. get estimate, on Tone auto ra-r ; pair work at the Shamrock garage, 333 ' Miller. Phone 1142 M. ' ; 2-fS AUTO TOPS STATION ART TOPS . The ery 4teet in outo tope : Reasonable Prioe ; . i O. J. HULL - , 219 State t. 8-dll lTtf with the' beet! from other d is tits In the " United J States, cauliflower. cabbage and lettuce. In l94' a total of 156 cars of ; vegetables were, shipped from ; Troutdale at Fairveiw." ' There is said to be several .thousand t acres of : diked lands available adapted to these crops' '';: v .'RH Another, Convention Bill : t Is Introduced Wednesday V . . : n t"!-1 - ' ,i "r-ii i"-F!i-'?j ;.'J .1 j , ,.-'- -.-., j : 1 : i- -it' j : A bill diametrically opposed to the Mills primary law measure in troduced, Tuesday made .Jts .ap pearance yesterday as II B Jfo. 102, sponsored by the Jackson county delegation. -The measure provides tof ' a. ' pre-cbhventibn system instead of a poot-primary scheme and would j not : conflict with the present primary election laws; but supplement these. j : The measure ..would , make per sons selected; responsible to the party nominating them ' and would not keep Independents from being nominated under the present sys tem of the Oregon primary law. Precinct committeemen would 6 i 4u 11 : r-'.i Bw- .N 4f ja- t.. .; Tomorro '. ': ' -.. i :' I Down . i Acumen ; ; -. , -j ' . 2. A period .of time . . , . 3 Fellow Royal Society J 4' Towajrd l?'ri. I ,5 Katives of New Zealand 6 Allotment ; . . 7 An Indian shelter - 8 Zoological, Garden (ab.) ,9 Sjck.i . ','- - , 10-Require ' , . 11, Characterized) by regular lines, - "V curves arid. angles - ; j -16. Russia (ah.) ; - .- .!- . . 17 - A- lair ' t j i . m . 1 22 'A mulatto ' " . i. 24 Web-rooted carnivore ! 26" A larre cask . v ! : 27 Encountered - ;i : 29' Turf!' - 30 Commercial term, end ! of -! - month J 34 Freej ' , , - 35 Sign of. the Zodiac 37 English High School (ab.) 3 Senator ( ab. ) 1 f 40' A" wide: mouthed -pot - J i 42 A Vessel for carrying liquids 4f Distant' - J -' ' ' 46Chttra " fr 1 i-Vef- efCagresa - -50 Mother ' SECTION uqo i nx inaeruonaf. So 20e Ono mpntn Six nontfaa contract, Pr aaonthlSe 12 moutht' contract, por month 12e Minimum for any advertiaoment S5e FOR RENT vrat m"vr T nrsiRini c st vprvri roome 1 V Mock a from post office. Al- ao j amau apartment, lau o.vottage. OARAGE 755 NORTH 21atJ , PHONE 1477-M. i .- .- : 4-j35 GARAGE FOB BEST PHONE 1253-W. ! i J-' -i. -..-.' '. : '-J2 house: .and apartmkxts phone 205S-J. '' V-,' .vr ; . 4 nl5U FOR- RENT HOUSES -AND -APART, mesta. P. L. Wood, S41 SUU atreet. v'.ih : i i- i .-w -v t .. jr P1VE BOOM HOUSE, FUBXISHED AND nnfurnished apartmenta. Cloao- In, Boom 4. Breymaa Bldg. 4-J22 PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14M wording '"For 'Rent, pried 10 cents I eachj Statesman Basinet Office, on Ground floor. - 1 - ' FOR REXT--Apartirent ATTRACTIVE APABTMEST 210 North 14th.-: P1om eniire:at -1335 State. -: : i ; . j : .--' ' ---V ,' - V 5-J28 FURNISHED APARTMENT 110' DtVI , aioa atreet. - - ' 5-j25 FURNISHED APARTMENTS 1173 W. Fonrth.- Phone 2080-M. JV'r -525 - - - - .' t- - HEATED APARTMENT ' from state nouso. 592 'N. "f- BLOCKS Hammer. ." 6-il8tf FURNISHED APARTMENT1 r: TJWO- threo rooms. - Heater. - gas tange.-- 1 SO ITnloa:: - - 5-j25 TWO BOOM FURNISHED APARTMENT very: reenble, -860 Mill. 5-jJ5 WELL FURNISHED TWO ROOM Apart ment, close in, 541 Mill. . . 5-J25 TWO MODERN APARTMENTS ONE with large living room and -fireplace. Call, between 6 ond p. m. : S20 Mill. Phone 2090-M. .. . - i 5-j22 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891. N. Commercial. .. : APARTMENTS 269 N. COTTAQBr6tf FOREEXT Rooms 6 TWO WARM. BOOMS-t-BATE; BEASON- ble.; Phone 591-W1 :- I 6-j25 ROOM I NEAR STATE HOUSE FOR rent during Legislature. Phone 583. 6-j20tf FOR --RENT GOOD " ROOM," FOR- Gew tleman. References.; Address Box E, care Statesman. . ; . . - 6-jIOtf SLEEPING ROOMS "CLOSE IN Private r home, t rhono 87W. -t . : 6-J25 FOR KEVT WARM ROOM WITH board for lady, 332 N. Chnrch. S-j25 FURNISHED : HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS. . One block front baa line. Call at 2111 Maple Are. 5 8j25 THREE: LARGE FURNISHED ALL Ont- aide rooms.- - Private entrance. 2164 - State St.. T.-C Sanborn. ; 6.j25 STEAM HEATED ROOM- WrTH OR withont .board. The Alexandria, one block from eapitaU Phono 2069-J - - , .? . - VS-J25 A i LARGE SLEEPING! ROOM DOWN staira, heat, private bath, board- if de- aired. Soitablo -,-for- two.', Ono-block from postoffieo, 634 Ferry St. Phono 1708-J. -- S-J18 LAUREL HOTEL UNDER NEW MAN agement. - Boomn furnished clean, 12th ; and Oak. - : - t 6fl0 PRINTED CARDS, SIZE" 14 ' BY 1 " wordinr. "Rooms to Rent," price 10 : cent each.' Statesman Bonineaa office. Ground floor. - ' - ROOM FOR RENT MODERN HOME, throe block from state hoote, for gen j tleman. Moat five- references. Pleas 1 address A.-B.. care Statesman. 6-ol7tl FOR RENT Ilouses GOOD MODERN . EIGHT ROOM HOME at .1031 Union. Phone 1607-M. . ' '. r-- ... 7-j25 SIX ROOM HOUSE $15 RT. 4, Salem HelghU Ave. Near Jefferson Highway. , Inquire of George W. Cotton, or phone 36FS. . . i 7-j25 TOR RENT, SALE.-. OR" EXCHANGE 6 room house, and garage.. Furnished or unfurnished. Call At 345 State St, or Phon'.1476-J after 6 p.-m, 7-j25 JBEVEN .ROOM HOUSErPARTLY FUR . alshed. 677 N. Winter. Inquire fiutea nan office. ,,' jIM ,,,' T'i8tf ; WANTEBh-To Kept ' Ta'. PARTIV-FURNISHED 3 . ROOM Heated ;i .--apartment.. Address 4589 care States- r naaav -. . ; - 7A-j25 MODERN 5 OR 6 "ROOM FURNISHED . honae, close in F, Ray Felker, Phone 41. - i - 7A-i25 hold county conventions the first Tuesday of February, starting in 1926,' and elect 25 per ' cent of their number as delegates, to tie state convention. C; ! Consolidation flleasure Is . ; fntroduced to Lower House ; Consolidation1 of the 'offices, of the state market aent : and . the dairy and food ; commissioner "Is sought by HB No. 101,. introduced Wednesday by - RepresenUtlve Buchanan.' The bill "provides that all powers and ' duties ' Tested ih the sUte market agent under v the present-. law, shall, in the future, be vested . In the dairy and food commissioner P -V; ; X 1 All records and "property belong ing to the. off ice of the state mar ket agent J wilf; be transferred to the office of the dairy jjind food commissioner.-- " -; - Answer to Yesterday's Iuzzle" " . .. . - . j .. ',,' ' . ziyoGU j'R (otBjTirr t ts ts p t a I k y Jr w ii- 2L S foj s -1 f s t i e c u Tf. ,' p r k h" T tTs Jtj ql ... Hi"' T n Jl S I T itnlfi GrJ (K G T)o o CMt Ct l qyy FOR SALE Sllscellaneous 8 FOR SALE- ONE PETALUMA IXCL" bator, 253 egg, $10. One X-Ray in. cube tor. 150 egg. 5. Both, in good condition. Care Statesman. S-yiT ALFALFA. GRAIN. HAY, TIMOTHY and straw, guaranteed qnaiify. prompt ship ment, v Prices npoa application. Richard '. Nyman, Walla Walla, Washington. ' - . ' " . 8 j22 - MIXED AD Two cream separators in fine condi tion.; Take yonr. choice for $23. Horses and farm machinery for sale cheap, ; j - i . I-can ret yea loan on any good real or personal security. -20 acres aplendid soil. House, barn . and 8-ncrea orchard.... 'Aboat. liuo cords of nice timber, 10 miles out oa good road, if 500 cash,, remainder ," in wood" delivered in. Salem. JOHN H. SCOTT j . 805 Oregon Bldg. j . , 8-j2S PETTTE - PRUNES Se PER ! POUND Delivered. .Phone S07F14. C. HJ Taylor." . . -. . I 8 j25 FOR SALE- 80 BUSHELS EAR COR.V. . 12 miles south of Salem. M. Tingel stad, Jaff araea. S-j-s GOOSEBERRT PLANTS "FOR - 8ALE Writ RoUia Beaver, RU 2 or Phone 47F2. - . : i k - ; 8 j25 CHOICE BALED -CLOVER HAT FOR - eale. 'Phone -44F13.- 8 j25 FOB SALE 120-EGG INCUBATOB complete. A: snap, at $6 if ukea at " otje. Also good shearing outfit. 3 machines. Lota - of 1 combs and cut ters. It interested cell Phone 65F15. Or write R. C.i Day.i Rt. 4. Box 81 B. Salem; . . - ' - f 8-j25 BALED ' CHEAT t AND GRAIN HAT f . Phono 1264MJ - . : . S-i23 GOOD 'APPLES FOR SALE 90c A BOX Fro delivery. Call 494. 8-j25 FOR SALE DRIED BEANS ALSO on - baby fence. Call 34F5. U . S j25 32x4 CORD TIRES RIMS.' TUBES sg .- cash; 2370- Myrtle Ave.-.' ' - 8-j2j ' BOMB HOUSEHOLD 'IDK.1TURE IN- eluding small electric range. and heater. - Can at $84 SConu. -j. . . 8-i25 FINE OLOVM HAT TOIM PER tan at my -farm.. T. It.-- Walker, Phen ; l5F4i'i:- , 'it. !: i a-jas HAY 110.DIVISION STREET. 8 j23 THREE SMALL CHICKEN HOUSES . (can be moved on truck) 1 barn 15 by 19 feet at bargain. Box 140, States- 5 man..:. . ; ; 8-i2j WHEAT STRAW 10c. A BALE OAT straw cat green, one-third vetch 50e a bale. . Rt. 6. Bex 67, Salem. Noble Andrews, .. T . 8-ji5 1924 DRYED LOGANBERRIES. Extra fancy. Price 88c a pound, Rt. 8. Box i 154. Phone 21F12. i - . 8-J25 800 LARGE CEDAR POSTS 1800 LBS. No. 12 wire, 13,000 loganberry stakes, 75 picking crates. 8. C. Nelson, Sil verton road, near Fairgrounds. 8-j25 BARGAIN NEW WESTINGHOUSE Au tomatic Electric Range for sale $150 - cash, used only S months. Cost $187.50. Mrs. Martin, 1605 . . Church Street. - ' " i -j25 WHITE- LEGHORN HATCHING EGGS $4.50 per hundred. Phone S2F2. U -r-r .. ..-.t-"-.. ' : . 8-J25 10,000 LARGE OREGON IMPROVED . gooseberry boshes. Inspected and free - from disease. 1 year old, $20 and $30 per St. w ' 100,000 Etteburg V12X Strawberry plants. New bed, j large plants, $3 per M. A. C- Parr. Rt. 9, Box 7. Port- . lan and road. S-j25 Fruit Trees , Walnuts and shrubbery. High sni Ferry. Fruitland Nnraery. A. J. Math is. Prop. Phone 1140-M evenings. - . j , 4, 3 . 8 j!3tf FOR SALE 12 SHARES ($50 EACH) umtea mvg no. tHeuii) 1st prefer red stock. 7 per cent guaranteed, pay able Quarterly; . Wm. Neimeyer, - 175 N. Commercial.; .1 - 8-j4tt Beautiful Oregon Rose And elevea other1 Oregon songs to gether with a fine collection of patriotis songs, aacred songs and many old time favorites. - ' ALL FOR 25o (Special prices im ! quantity lots) - Especially adaptable for school, con munity or home singing, fiend for Western iSongster. '' - ---f ... 70 psges now in Its third edition PabUshed By OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 815 8. Commercial ' Bt. Salem, Or. WE RENT,- BELL OR REPAIR SEWING msebmss. old. macCmeal. oa up. Big adrsr Using. discount. on new roa- cbmea, v i . .- WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. , 114. blocks sos th OB depot,' 22 L Sou 1 1 High st. Phone 208. 1(1 Trespass oilces ; 7 :-' ' Fo r Sate :":: "' Treaspass Notices,, sise 14 inches by 0 inches, printed est- good 1Q . ounce eanvaaa bearing the words, ''Notice le Hereby Given That - Trwespasaiag II Strictly -Forbidden Osi Thea -Premises Under Penalty Of Proeecntion." Price I5c each.er two.for.-25c Etatesmaa Publishing Company, Sslem, Oregon, .; ' , S-atl FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. It cents a bundle. -Circulation deoartmssl . Oregon Statesman. . - DRAG SAW FOR SALE A NEW ONE man power' drag saw, nil metal con struction two wheels under frame permits ..machine to be moved liko wheelbarrow. Several special features. This i has sever bets used. -Will sett at substantial reduction and gi terms to responsible- party. Wm M.. Meier... Salem, Or R. 8, Bex 231. t - . i - S-i2tf JlVillamette Valley 1 Nursery:: ; . .' Has a Ssiesyard at 241 ConH atreet,' at Kennedy's paint shop, opposite Be sick's store. All kind ef fruit and nut trees. Dr. Bess's Bg -French prune a specialty. Office phone 1315. Res. 105F5, Jess Mathis. Prop. - 8-dl4tt 'FORSAUE Livestock: .- BUIJ PUPS FOR SALE MONTHS Phone 493-J. : . t , . . S-J24 S JERSEY - COWS GENTLE, TESTING ai.-za3 a. lath. BEAUTIFUL INTELLIGENT MALE Spite dg. Cheap. 1415 S. Liberty. : Salem. 9-i2S Petland Sells 125 VETERINARIAN DR. PATTERSON Phone 2028-WV ? 1 Sl30tf FRED W. ' LANGS. ) VETERINARIAN Office 4308. Commercial. Phoee ll' aftoK Phono 1689.. ; . , - ; 9-m23tf Br-." f J r MS i,wiai. 5srTsloalirWune 'TWom pellelt. Fox Terrier pups.- Petland, 373