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' state.
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12 South America iat)
.13 .Prepbsltioa .1 ,
n'Skfn 'bt 'anlmila
1! Revise for publication . .
17 To a4
20 T07 sharpen ' ,
2V Typ of auto -
23 Preposition J
24 A t leader
23 A native of India
26 Ilumdrou ' , "
25 To err
29 China ab.)
313n)iihtixins, fab.) '. ' :
3Prepo6ition",, '
35 'To labor ' V.
37 Southern state (ab-.) .
38 Ingine" '
39 Stowed away
40 Girl's 'najne
41 Postpaid .Cab.)
4 3 Touched
43 Postoffice '(ab.) ,
4 6 Serpeni. , , '. -4
X The year of .Qu.r Lor,d
49 Man's name
51 A portico i
52 An arpied force : -,
54 'A young soldier'
56 A printf'r's term
58 Clij.ii nsuns .(pps.)
GO Mimics ' ' .
61 Pish " V ,
63 A man's name
4 A" place to.recyne
C5 College degree
C6 AdveVb- ;
68 Yes"(P9et.)
?9 lead of lirm (ab.) .
10 A,c well Jtnown printer
71 r-oad(ab.) ,
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, 1M SHIP RESCUED
Revenue' Cutter Jakes'Seyeit
argo Is Lost
r ASIQIUA, Ore., an. ? 7 .-Word
by wireless from the United States
revenue cutter Algonquin, which
left here, Sunday afternoon in
seardh of even of the erew 'of-tjve
j . steamer Speedway which burped
' Saturday night and sank some-
where south ptjCape Flattery Sun
' day. Is to the Effect that she is on
her wayrback. The seven jnen
I were" rescued'! by, the Canadian
coast gtard cutter -Armentierei
Sunday night abont4ll o'clock in
, Pachena Bay on Vancouver Island.
' The first seven' -were rescued
; earlier la the day ' by the steamer
ManuUnL and were pat aboard the
lightship wiftsure.-' Captain R.
Sinclair; of the Speedway, was
among the first group found. ;
Modern Factory Lines are
jo Be Followed in Hew Mill
A jmodern' steel and glass fac
tory lias been designed for the
new: linen mills thai are to. be
erecte ! iSalerd on" the' Fairgrounds-
road", and plans have bben
worked out here by. engineers In
co-operation with - B. C. Miles.
The most- modern factory lines
are to be followed, wit It" lhe Initial
unit of the building lying on the
south aide of the . property, the
entrance v facing "on 'the" ' Fair
grounds road and. the rear en
trance on'tha. Sonthertf .Pacific
tracksViTo location is near Iwo
fire hydrants, as a 'safegnard
pgalnst - fire Jia3fcl, which - will
j 1 m( t : t w tt i a " t
Hi-tog jlHTSlIE
j e Jc e o It f jo w r t
M" r I j' T I Mr i 1
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1 Indebted j -
2 Wnes - . l. -
4 Perona,l pronoun
5 pfrcelotl. s
f Quebec (ab.). 1 ...
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8 A bay in .orth Amerjca;
; 9 A large plant
11 laterals
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j 4 nuns inruuKu ; ious. 1 1;
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16 South American anima
. is Preposition -.. f
io Negative J
..,20 Pursues "1
1 22 A prefix meaning not
"'24' Dried treo'nar
27 Sites for tents
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20 A beverage ,'
30. Tramped.
- 32 A light boat j
'34 An"ouflet '
! 33 To niake laca ,
1 4
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37 Opening ; f :
4 2 Pierces . j
4 4 Forest
4 6 Portended .
47 Perform
49 prefix; meaning three
50 Currency , j . ;
51 Writing material - ,
53 Father (Latin) :
54 Vehicles j '
56 Pennsylvania (ab.)
57 iits j
59 Fish ' j - -
61 Cry of sheep "j '
62 Girl's name, (ab) ,
.65 Brother !.(ab.)
67 Note of scale.'.
f r
I result in the handling of large
f quantities 9,f HaxJ ; , , 1 1 ,
Considerable' iaterest' hpis been
aroused pver the. g,rowin of flax
in the Willamette valleyj 1 A3 a
result several' farmers from, vari
ous points .have j called, iii ;Salem
to inspect , the" local flax lll anr
the: state peoitentlary . Quarters
tor flax. ; v . . 1 ''It-
i
Crowds Attend Opening
Of Betts Revival t Here
The openingservices oi the re
vival campaign being conducted
at the Alliance :tabernacli,; Ferry
and Cottage, by Evangelist; Fred
erick J. Betta i of New YoVk City,
was,, atende Sunday ' atternoon
and evening by crowds tatting the
seating Capacity of the building. A
large chorus choir, and th 8-ptece
orchestra, -lead bjr Mr. afid - Mrs.
II. ti, Steuberk, and a reflrlvaUof
it&. oia .time . religion .fiucti as
Luther Wesley, Finney Wojody and
others preached.
- Today .there will le m&wajges
pn deyine healing and atf the ev
ening service the prayer fbf faith
will' be prayed for the slclc and
afflicted. " ! ' f
BACK TO S1LVJERTON s
SIL.VERTON. Or., Jan. 27. J.
JI. Hyett, formesljr with th First
National - bank pf Silvjerton and
more recently cashier jot th? Cres
well bank, has returned t lilver
ton and jtaken off jco xooh) at the
Hubbs real jestat company ibflice.
Mr. tlyett .will deal In reil, estate
ancL inanrance- ,4
BABY PEGGY
n o t DiDrwT5
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Took 100 Mail Bags to Hold
i Checks Goinsj to( Stock-
holders of Telephone
The Amejican, Telephone and
Telegraph company paid its 141st
dividend on January 15, 1925, to
the stockholders recorded oil the
books of the' company on Decem
ber 20,r 1924. i This f dividend
amounting to' $2.25 per share, was
paid to over 345,000 stockholders.
: The work involved in the prep
aration of these thousands of div
idend checks may be visualized
Xrom- the following' facts f
Over two tons of paper are used
for the cheeks. Even though many
labor - saving machines are ' em
ployed, the clerical labor of pre
paring the checks is equivalent to
the entire time of five supervisors
and 55 clerks for one month, -j I
The signing of the checks. 12
at. a time, requires the time of one
person an entire week. ' 1 -'
. If one bank .undertook to cash
all the checks ovter its .counters
during regular banking hours it
would ..require six tellefi more
than eix months to eomplete the
job, allowiiig each teller one min-r
ute for .every check. ; J
. The checks are delivered to the
postoffice by, motqr .truck in' ap
proximately ,100 ! mail bags. : At
the request of the "postmaster at-j
New -York," deliveries j are -spread
ovr th,ree . .day3; iri adraace of .tbft
;diyidend mailrng date" to - givey the
postal- clerks time- to' -sort thds
large :bulk i. of mall . for 7 prompt
dispatch- on the afternoon of -Jan
H .,-.. j. . . -.q.-,
. . The 'checks,' averaging about
$58 each, go to the homes of
stockholders residing in every sec
tion' of the United States. These
stockholders comprise one. of the
most interesting and - unusual
groups of investors in the world
Coming from all walks, of life,
they constitute a representative
cross section of American citizen
ship. Then, loo, nearly jevery. for
eign country of note is .represent
ed. Gathered together In one
place with " their families I fchey
would equal i the present popula
tion of a city- even larger than
Detroit. t ,
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I SIDNEY-TALB0T NEWS j
. ;
William Freeman who- has been
in 111 health . for the i las.t i few
months, was taken .Tfery much
worse at her home In the Talbot
district Wednesday r night, i. She
wast taken to a Salem Jiospital and
a-majdr operation was performed
Thursday ' morning. ? Mrs. Free
man stood the ordeal very well
and is reported to. be '.out of dan
ger at this writing. ; ?
. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Blinston and
Mrs. Edna Reeves drove to Salem
Wednesday to .attend the Pomona
Grange meeting there, j I
v -Mrs. Q. H; Marlatt and Mrs. C.
F. Meier spent Monday afternoon
in Albany shopping and transact
injr .business. ? : ; : y ? )
Mrs. G. 1. Marlatt entertained
the'Ankeny Welfare - club at her
home Thursday afternoon. Owing
to. the stormy weather only a few
members were present but a very
good program was given. The his
tory, hour was followed by a dis
cussion of. Oregon poets, some bi
ographies w,ere" given and a num
ber of quotations i from Oregon
wi-iters. The" hostess' " served " a
da4iatyf luncheon during the en
tertainment hour. Cliih metubera
weret SMt. G. M. Belknap Mrsl
Eugene Finiayi Mrs! J. QJ Farr,
Mrs. ,C. P, 'Meier. MI3 1 Jvquiso
Italic and the hostess, MJS.G. H.
Marlatt.. ; " k. - ; ;
i Mr. and-Mrs. j:' O. Farr have
asf heir guests this week Mr.
Parr's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Chapman Anderson
of Portland. Jlr' and Mrs.Andeav
eon came to Portland only recent-?
Ijrfrom Kansas' City where thy
liaye lived for a number of years.
Farmers line number! 24 hetd
a special ! meeting in. the grange
half at Wlntel Monday night The
njeeting was called for the 1 urpose
of - discussing the ew J ruling of
the Pacific Telephone company re
garding the payment t all rentals
on farmers lines. ? After much de
bate jt was decided to have each
subscriber ay direct jpj the jihone
She's &ei
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w ' i im .1 t 1 j - i pi ir l inwrv - 1 -vim . r - r . 1 1 rs -4-: v. i .-
x i i : . t i i 'Bm-T i ' ii .- p t w. - f i fk ri r .- w -i i i j x
t cop-pally- ia8tBad.-444r-'4--
I tary of the line. " T. - T
t. MJ' tuiaiuss anno ruu-
land last Thursday! on business,
' O. M. Belknap drjoVe to Monroe
Pridajr .evening to spend theeefe
end with his f ather,j ti H Belknap.
Jle was ' accompani on the trip
by hi Fothe.r MrsJda Belknap,
who teaches Ihe idney School. ;
; Mtb. G. II. Than and daughter,
Mrs. C. O.1 V,hitem xvt, were shop
ping in Albany Fri day. . ,
F. E. Osborne has tot been well
for the last week. lie is suffer
ing from ear trouble find just now
is taking treatment from a Salem
physician. !4 . z,;,
An old-fashlone d J party ' was
given at the home f Mr. .and Mrs.
C. O. Whiteman Saj uday evening.
The evening was skent in card
playing: and yisitling. Refresh
ments .were served at midnight..
Those present were : Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Marlatt, Mr. ind Mrs. G. H.
Tharp. Mr. and Mrs. jj. G. White
roan, Mr," and Mrs. Charles Meier,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers, Mr. .and
Mrs. C. F. Meier, Miss I Thelma
Harlan, Harry Pre ;man. Mat My
ers, Uoyd Marlatt Fred Winter
mantle and ; tha 1 osts, , Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Whitem ml
;j The road comm ttiee . appointed
at the last regular 6ad:-meietlng
in district number 8j?,' --.was out
viewing-the roadH last Friday.
This committee wa 1 appointed for
the purpose of, ai portioning- the
speciar road tax voted In the dis
trict" last ' fall ' - ' ; ';
' j Mrs. David Turnidge has been
ill. . She was., sue dCnly stricken
with appendicitis' lalt'w26 I1
had to be taken t a Salem hos
pltal "where an ope ration was per
formed. At this v rittng .It; is re
ported that phe u 'getting along
.nicely.' - j
l b;- Ii; Farr ! went ho MiU -City
.Friday afternoon t o p attend the
hasjcetbali game bt tw'n the Mill
C'ty girl' team iuad'JthelTurner
high school girls' tjeam. 51 '-
Mrs., G.H- Marlftt and;Mrs. C
F. Meier. wer? :-.-,in Salem -Friday
afternoon. .
' Mr. and Mrs. C O. Whiteman
iwere the guests of M. and Mrs
Fred Weddle at their home near
Jefferson Sunday
ROSEDflLE
I
Of special interest last Satur
day evening was the surprise party
held at the honje! of Mr. and
Mrs. Cole, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Cannoy, because fj their birth
days and also their! wedding anni
versary. One feat a re of the eve
ning ,wa3 the f ' jm'arriage cere-
naony" which was! conducted by
Mr. Trick. The "hfide" was given
away by her brothfer, Mr. McDon
ald. Jean Ander son and Mar
garet ' Campbell were "flower
girls. Mrs. Ande -son" acted " hs"
bridesmaid, arid MjrJi R - V. Bates'
as "best man." Misses Berchen
Cole and Mildred Cannoy furn
ished the music. During the eve
ning a birthday lub, with Mr.
Trick as president, wa formed for
the purpose . of i. ;Iebrating the
birthdays, of -its n erahers Late
in the evening 'a lelicipns . lunch
was served. k ''- -.- j. ' :'-'2 i-'j-!
iftext -Friday 'nfcM will be the
regular , meeting f j the Parent
Teacher associatioz at the school.
A fine program is being prepared
pnd.er the leadersh p of Mrs. Can-
npy hf
I Several from heej attended the
box social which w is held at Sun
nyside last Friday night. Misses
Mildred Cannoy an 1 Berchen Cole
9f Rosedale gave uduet,,, ;J
Miss Magis.' a returned mis
sionary from Chin; l, spoke ,at the
church Sunday morning. Her talk
was well illustrated, with models
of Chinese article? and peoples. 1
Becent Eosedalf visitor a were
Mri? and iSxf. CookJ of Jrtlan!d.
who "visited their laughter, Mrs.
Lesta Bates; Mr. and Mrs. Van
Copes.visited Mr. i Mrs. .Chan
tine, an4 Mrs. jfucrf r of Mlssour
has I been - vis'itihg Mr.' andt Mrs.
Chester Tucker: fok-jthe 'last two
weeka. ','-..:. - j j - .14
: Mr. apd Mrs; ,Tlter' xeqently.
visited friends at Amity.
Mr. and Mrs.! Ry of Portland
s,peht part bf ast 4ek with Mr-.
Bay's mother, Mrs. Berg. !
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LIBERTY
i
-it
Alva Coffey motored to Jeffer
son Monday mornlfag on business.
The Misses Veina Tittle and
Jennie Schooly,' who are attend
ing the Oregon State normal; and
Mrs. Fw; Hodges wre visitors at
yfeq ijcoi
4 ?s'K;gr-W r7isy J J
a. ..;. I -..-. . , ,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
Jii.l Jist flatnrdav.- - - i----
. Miss. Ida MathespnU jmable to,
attend high' school la Salem on
cco! at .0 JUlnjs. f, -1 - v .
Mra Wmir was ar dinner guest
at the W. H. Mathesoa home last
Sundayv.;;"'.'-'-! . . - . ? v;
H Miss Esther Neuens. who had
ler ankle brojeen during the De-.
cember enow, had Ithe cast takes
off last -week, but it rill be'some
time beore he will be -'able to
walk. - In spite of r her handicap',
she Js ki?eplor up wUh! hjpr gtudies
in heTiUiiie course of .the f?a
lem Jbigh acho9l. f -f- f ' ' '
'- Mrs. I. W. Jory and aoa Johnny
Dancer, have j gonel to Med ford
where "they" Were calledon account
of the sudden death of Mrs. Jory's
brother, J. Thomas I ; ' - .
; The Coppty Federation of Com
munity clubs will meet .with .the
.Liberty Parent-Teacher " associa
tion in .February. ( This will be
a rare treat to all who attend the
meeting, tor & more sociable and
Jolly bunch of people never got
together. It Isra privilege for
Liberty to be host. Let us do all
In our pow,er to make them glad
tha,t they .met wlth tisi Th.e exact
date will be announced later.
Fred ; Scott ( was j,, elected rice
president of the 'county Federa
tion "of .Community clubs at Ihe
annual meeting held in Salem last
Thursday night. ! -'
The regular Parent-Teacher
meeting will he held at the usual
time, the second Friday, which
will be February, J3,flo.Mrs. Cone,
chairman pf the program commit -tee,
announces. Th pay program
has Been IriefinI(.eljr DQstponed on
account of entertaining th.e' feder
ation.., ' " '
-Jfarry Bailie,' county dlub lead
er, met with both the fcookiag and
the chicken cluyand"tiieif leaders,
Mrs. H. Gilbert and Maude Steven
son ( lat Friday $.1 s;chpoi.';' ! ; ;
;' Oscar " S. Nelson left for Wash
ington last W.rxkfh.'X'''-
A; B. Browning "and family were
Albany, Corvallls 'andPhn.Qmath
visitors , last'Su'nda j , " ';. '"' "
! Harold Zosel has purchased a
new Maxwell' coupe-j 1 '
; MrsTda'OdeIl apd jher mother,
Mrs. Wjljiam pash Of Portland,
visited at the home of J'. H. Dasch
last Sunday. ' " ' " .
Dr. and Mrs. ; Cruthers were
Portland visitors last (Thursday.
' The Misses Ruth! Jand Bovilla
Emery, arid-' Albert Zlniker "of
Portland, 'and Clarence Weiss of
Salem were guests of W. ' J. Neu
ens'and family last Sunday.
Floyd Scully,1 JrJ," is seriously
ill with bronchial pneumonia.
. Mr. 'and ' Mrs. Dave' Smith and
daughter, Gertrude lof 'Klamath
Falls, are visiting Miss Plla and
Betty Smith. ,. I j- V
; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Day of
Portland were recent . visitors of
Mr.' and Mrs. John Berg.
- George Krenn's father died last
Tuesday lafternoon.-J, I -,
Ifarlan Judd has returned home
Irm the Willamette ! sanitarium.
; Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ohmart and
daughter; Velleda, and Miss Dor
othy Erskine . attended the dedi
cation v of the Hayesville school.
Miss", Erskine sang a solo as part
f the program. ; - .' " '
4 Verda Jlalns 'has ; been out of
School for several days suffering
Trith tonsilitis.- - J j
Mrs. J, E. Cruthers has received
word that her mother"; Mrs. G lea
son,' has arrived safely "in Cali
fornia where ; she will jspend the
remainder of the winter
', Mr. and Mrs. Monney and child
ren visited Relatives In Kelser
Bottom last Sunday "evening.
; The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. : O. "Plank has been named
Lawrence Lester. ! "
School visitors for the past
week were Miss G ladys Wright,
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. John Anderson
and daughter, Evelyn
Mrs. Verna Cone arid Miss Pearl
iScott were- guests at tlie Dallas
home last Tuesday evening.
: Ed WestenboDs,e;who has .been
Ul for several weeks. Is now bet-
CUEAVR $AID T0 BE :;
T USELESS AS DRY CHIEF
XConUaaea jrat
9U0 1)
statel money?" he was asked.
; rKo." . . rp'r
"Which fund, then, ; provided
the'money?" j '"V
"The special fund In Portland,"
Mr. Herwig replied. : :z -..'Mr.'lferwjjg
testified that " the
money was paid to WIneberg in
lump sums of $500 each, two of
these in July, one week apart, and
the other later.' ' '" ' '
. Garland Brings Laugh.
"Did 'Mr. Wineberg offer you
the Customary tw,o per cejttt of f for
cash?1: Senator Garland interrupt.-
I mm i w Kw-iirtwwi
4r r.Mifcft-HvK?ffc,v
i j I 4 Mi - r
Hundreds of poultry men
have m&le fortune? with
JPurepred Chickens
hrdto Ir from! 290; to 300
eggs a ffar,i S0tns : a5id
trios of pure breoTchickenB
($prhe wjfth "world champion
records) andC :;; ' J i r 1. i '!i!'J ri
Valued -Ut Over $1,200.00
Will ; Bjy Given ' Away
to ambitious j men,! women,
boys, anllfgirls.ljr Ivllltrlli '
Fjr fml information ticjut 3
out jthis Advertisement and
sen4 yoi (name and j ad
dress -to 1 - J).,4:-jS-i-,.j4U;..-;.
i !, .. j:...N ..1 Ji.v !! !! lev
TiarShwsist Poultry
luuruai r
ed, bringing a laugh.'
Mr." Iler'wiffl "admitted that : he
and ' Mr. Cieayer.' had been1 active
in Deschutes county "in .ttle 'can
didacy 'ot ' sheriff.: j'ailti' ;ir!l8tr.ict
attorney- whi were running agaln.c,t
the JncumhntsV wlicj w'jre, republi-
can.'y:-" I) 'I fi;itk'-t;!li i"
' -""Pqn't;'y jblb.esly' tlVftjthat
WlneoergT4i yp)e.;you;, Mr.
Ilerwlg?" qjilerri'ed Rehfesentative
Lonet-gan-in ;;,'..; :(.; -.
s jdo no,? was the reply. ; .
; Everyone apparently was satis
fled with he; activities pf Mr.
Wineberg, fhjafc is, Mr. ilerwlg, the
governor al(c" in-fpea'pt.prpnibl-;
tipn i,n Pornand who had dvnced
the' $50p0-yeryone, tb?.t.;is, iut
the investigajting cpmmittee. , ?
io Cqnvictions Secured
Mr. Ilerwlg said ttit'po one in
the world f quid' com pjete "the In
vestigational begun by Wineberg
and that tle matter Was "ridfpg''
at present.ir A; huge stack of' affi
davits is tlffe sole' reminder, if the
approved expense accounts are ex
eluded, of Ithe easterner's Investi
gations in JCftregonJl'Mr. ! Herwig
said 'with an additional "$5pr00 he
could proniise at least one "arrest.
Testimony was given : by an e
operative named Barker, worklrs
under the direction : of Linyillo.
federal prohibition, director, that
VVineberg ad( attempted to bribe
him with $i0Q faijd that this t
still in the hands j ot-the United
States attornfey'f'.n f!' f--n f :. '
' Frank B.itcheil;: legal adviser
for- the federal prohibition 'depart
ment for Oregon Jf tola5:. 'the com
mittee thgt thee had been.no cor
pperation between f the state ami
federal authorities and ""that "the
state officer. did not 'know their
business! : Tley were always mak
Ipg - mistake ; iie said. - (Ciegyer
never sought 'the ' cooperation
the federal j authorities' thoieh.
these worked in liarmony, with the
police and sheriffs ; and obtained
favorable resloltsJ! ' ""!,
'Announcement was made that a
public hearing1 would; be held n
the senate chambers' pext Monday
night, at whjeh! ahyonV in 'posses
sion of facts! With empliaerfs upon
positive knowledge and not hear
sayi would he given an 'opportunity
to appear either for or against Mr.
Cleaver. -; i I- ! ';f
Poies Accept Mysterious -
Statue of Unknpvyn Soldier
fWARf?AWi"fan." ' 24v- Poland
recently 'achieved1 a monument to
"The Unknown' Soldier" id such a
mysterious " 'mhntief- that neither
the press npr. the public knows
whence it. caine. One morning at
dawn a motor lorry appeared 1n
Saxonlan Square and tinloaded at
the base of the Pon la to ws'bi s tattle
a great sanlstone' block : bearing
the inscription ''To the Unknown
old fe ri." " : ; " ' 1 1 1 ;f : i '
The JJublie immediately began
laying wreaths if flowers befpre
tJInscribedl .stone an. it Jiaa j)e-.
come" an ' acjjepted monument" in
spite of the j ignorance as to the
origin of the!gjf,t. jt , I it v
--'' : .. - -L1'. ;.fu';--The
latest i.wIU-power test is to
snoop .or let; it alone.
ul.
Pvii toy
,-;
j Phone syir Aas -
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Three Insertion -4
fie. 4
Money t6 Loan
I" On Rl Hstt
- T. K. FORI
(Orer Lad ft Birth Sank)
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BETOBtB TOU I.EAVB ! XOUB HOltB
V OR FAVt HiVE'IT
Insiirfid Woperly
Fboaa 161. Becke
B-nk Bid. .
ft Hendrlcke, t TJ.
S.
I-'
-28U
f AUTOMOtUlJES
SCH.EELAR AUTO WRECKiNO CO.,Wm
by yonr old cr."X ijighe eh orice
pid.-
,-, i-
Storae
Fire proof building. dr od aigbt
' AUTO REPAIRING
WE WiLX. JtEilW -Your
rr, ti
terma.
e r, truck, :ctor, n4 JtiT yop. wj
XX. 11. fcliociter, xerrj
,2-f
VOCB TIlfE WILI BXi WT.i; PEST
- if Jro4i . getAatimatcBi oa your aato re
pair work at the Shwufock fmra.e, 333
Midfr. Phonf 114'.-MJ 2 fg
AUTO XOPS
: " , 8TATIONAlt)r
TOPS L
ufo topt
' Tb very latest
Priea .- ' : . :
: . ' . a. O. J.
S19 Btmte St.' .-
8TOfRBT SPACB FOR
i-619- Co-rt streeU-
REST -l NQOT RB
j ;';: ' ,-131
rOR REKT
DEStRBLE SLEEPING
- roqms, 1A block
- 250 . Coltagft.
GARAGE 755 OSTH
-it;
: PilOSK
? i25
: 1477-U.
HODSE A'D
; 2056-J. .
API
AKTl KJJ T S PHON E
i . i 4 nl5U
FOR RENT HOUSES
I AND APART-
341 6tt tret.
PRINTED "CARM
S13B
;114" BY7".
'wordiDr " 'For Rent,
nt,F'
! Tirice 10 cents
: emeh. Stateamaa
Ground floor.'
U!Iice, OB
riTRxrgjIED APARTM
EKT 558 Stt
1 .- fit-;. 643
; t. - .
FOR -RENT -S-A' 4 -ROOM
APARTMENT
,niSely ,nrnlshed) g6?l
loclitr. Ffiqne
1718. j . . .
! '.- - . - 5-123
FOR REST .
APARTMENT 719 North
i CoipjuercUL .
FUBXXISHED APARTMENT S T WO or
.three rooms, modern, ,820 .Mill. .5-j28
FOR RENT APART
raj
ENTS . 891 1.
. Commercial.
APARTMKNTS S6S N. POTTAGE. Sn'tf
FOR ItEN4R6ous
FOB r RENT 'MODERN ' SLEEPING
rooms, lurnace etJ roose susu-m.
'. : : J.. v -J28
LAUREL HOTEL TTNDER NEW MAN
- acetastft. Rooms JnrtauOied eUan. llth
.And Oak. .- - '10
ROOil FOB REST kODKRN HOME,
f three .klocka nem atata house, lor gen-
tleman. ' Most itb eferencea. ' Pleas
' addrei A. B xr" Stateiinan. o-al7t(
PRINTED CARDS, SIE 1" BT 1i"
wording:. "Roomt to) Ren, price 10
cents each. Statesman 3Hi8 Wice,
Gronnd floor. - ' "1 ( ' '
GENERAL MARKETS I
i
. PORTLA.ND, Ja i.i 27. ---Grain
futures: ; Whejit,- hard wjiite, blue
stem and Jlaart, January, v2,12;
February, 12.13 ; March. 12.14 ;
soft wnite, January,.! 1.4; Febru
ary, $1.95; ilarch, $1.96: western
white," January," $ L.9 2; February
.93; Alar oh. $1.9 D; hard winter,
January,- 1.9 3; February ''March,
$1.94; 'northern spring,. January,
$ OB; 1 jPeyruafy; 6; "iMatch,
$ 1 .9 7 ; i western ' red ' '.'January,
$ 1 .8 8 ; f February, $ 1:8 9f March,
$1.91; -BUB iiard irite,. January,
February. March, 2.27 - .
' Oats JCo. i jai hlte "jd, Janu
ary, 4i2; -Tf.hrxiarir, 2klarxb .$ 42
50; .No.-2 gray, JaWuary,-F ebruary
M.arctwI-JIfU -: U.-'-i.,....;
Cor'ti-so. Z eastern yellow
shipment, Januiry4 $R0... '" '
:'Iillrun, standard -lap. $39.73;
February, MaVch, ! 40. ' '
... i i , .--
' ;f : Portland Prpdace
.putter, extras, 43c; standards.
41c; prime firsts,; 40c; firsts
Eggs Extras,- 4.1c; firsts, 43c;
pullets, 42c; currents receipts.
38 ' cases.
Classified TAds in The
jStatesroan Brilesuits
. aaIey
l -nrClO.Pl VPS.
.i'.
I 1 1
re
- - .... t
IB
,-' . ' i ...
eHising jUept.
One -wAnk (six Iniertion.)
8
w -
Bit. 6nth' eonlract, p-r month " lie
'Vl M i rr ih fnl m m r - .4 mi : . I . .
VOR RKXXHouses
FOR RENT-4L'NS'L'RN'ISHEi COTTVCK
; aemi modern, fine sleeping porrh ex.
cellent loeatio. fifteen dtllar&. ' till
'176-5 ' State: StT U ; .
FOR OMISfT-ji ,$OQit -7.1 9 jT
- "Cmnieral. "7-j3i
FEATHkREET 550 WATER ST.
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, JAN .r
J 1:30 p. m. 1800 North Comme'rr'Li
: St; F. N. Woodry, auctioneer. ijj
LOST-r-BOWN BKADFD H.Ui l (jrav
Belle or Oregon theater. Findrr Irae
at Statesman office. - KewarH. j-j
HIGH GRADE PIANO XKAR SAI.Em
will be sold to reliable party at a" Lur
caving. SIO monthly will, bandle
... hrnmr W'wU -ml oe l ilr, U c
Tay, 4:128, 44th St. Sku Portland. i t.i
- - - - Pet land
- .4.3J ;;
s . Baby Chicks
JS'tf
FOR HALF ONE PFTAI.USlA 1N0D-
- ex. JH0. ..One X Kj
eubator, 150 gg. Both in good
.condition, 4-.M7, ar -BtatesmaD. ji;
WANT TO TRADE FECIT TREF8 Tur
i kay.Prulttand Nnriery. Phon-H40l.
.- ' .r .
i924 DRYED JXWAJSBF.RRlKtf, Estra
, faaey." Pric SSe a-pound, Kt. , -Bus
124. . Fhon. SXtUi - 8 1?'
Walnuts and. ahrulbery.t , JHifV n
' Ttrty: "FruitlaDd Nnriery. A. J. Matb
la. Prop. Fboaa 1140-M f eniaf a." ' '
. - - - . . 4 . ; . Sjiatt
FOB -BAIE OLD "NEWSPAPKR3: - II
centa a bunl.. Circulation depaTtmeut
- 'Oregon', statesman. , ' . V
FOR SALK 12 SHARES $50 EACH)
TJxtited Drug Co. (Rexall) lit prefer
"red atoelc. . per cent guaranteed, pay
able auartarlr.
Wp. Neimeer, 175
N. .Commercial.
BeautifuJ Oregon Rose
. And eleren other Oregon, teas to
gether with a fine roilertion of patriotl
aonss, iacrcd aocga 1 nunj old tiui
favorite.
. ALL- FOR 25e
(Special pcicea ia quaaUty Iota)
Epecially adaptable for aebool, rom
inuaiiy iblr home .ingiftg. ad ior
;:::e8tern:9ngter
. , 70 pagei np-a- In Uitbird -litiqn
- - - - - PnbHibed Br
OREqOtf TEACHERS lfONTHLT
815 8. Commercial St. Salem. Or.
Notices
. For Sale
Treaapaaa Jfotleea, all XI inches hf
inches, printed oa-'good "10 onne
fan- Rearing the. words,. --Jfotiea It
lereby Giren Tbt Tresapaasing Ii
Strict! Forbiddea On Then Premise
Under Penalty Of ProieCntion.- Pric
. lSe each or two for 25e. tatesma
Publishing
Cotnpany, : Salem, .Ore rob.
8-atl
P"E SENT, BELL jOR REPAIR fiCWIXQ
tnaebinea. I Old machines 95 and ant
Bic adrsrUauax diacoaat -e mw mux
- -chines. I
f WHITE 8EWINO MACHINE CO.
: llVt blocks1 south OR depot. 221 6out
, fjiigh St. jPJtont 2W. . 8 fl
pRAQ SAW FOR SAI E. i
.man power drag 'saw, al
fatrnetion; two wheels 't
-A NEW ONI
All metal eon-'
' Under fraxM
-permits machine to be, stored like
wheelbarrow -SeTeral speciAl features.
This Jiasperer been ned, JVilt sell
si a suDsianuai rtuuciroa ana X1
terms ts ripaTiiibla" psrry. Was H
Afeier, Salem. ; Or- R. 8, Box 231.
. . I . ; . . .. - - l-i2U
Willamette Valley
.jNurfeiy-V;
' Has a fialeiyard al 261 Cotjrt street,
at Kennedy's paini 'shop, oppeaite Bu
aiek's store. All ,kj"da of fmit and nut
-trees. Dr.l Bean's Big French jruj!S
specialty. l Office "phone 1315T Re.
105FS. Jem Mthi. Prp.v -t-dmf
POIl SLE-rflFf stock 9'
F9 SAJ.E-fJERSEY' CALF. 9 WEEKS
old. Making of en. excellent row,
'Phone 17(3i; . . , 9.3Q?
SofBtrjrs Yotrsro f olst eij ? j evr s e f
eew, 'freh. . I See her at J. L. Hrady
place" end lof 8. Comf 'car line oppo
site Salem: Height hall." """ "T9 !i'
PIGS PHONE 105F11.
corx,nr ptrps" for sale cheap
f;,Phon. F4 ' t: . 9-j3ir
VETERXNARtAN J)R. PATTERSON
ihone S028-W. - . - 8-d30tt
PRKD .W.'tANGE, VETERINARIAN
rOffiee"430i 8. Commercisl.. Phone 1198
Rm. Phone Ifififl. -in23tf
iVOOD FOR SALE 11
DRY WOOD FOR SALE Phone 254 or
,
ll-f23
DRY WOOD, FOUR FOOT AND 16 Inch.
. Dry mill wood, $4.75 load. Phone
187ff-W. 1 ' 11-fll
JPRTSLAB -WJQXLD TVS SAXE Also
Second growth. Phone 1756. 11F22
-CJLN SCTPXJT JOUR ,W.OOD AT
reasonable prices, Call 142. Judd, the
Woodssw Mas. . . Il-fl3
; WOOD SAWINO JUDD A'D EcniriDT.
PliQns i.42. ' f ... , 7 U-jl3tf
BE8T SECOND GROWTH lilt 7; OAK
$. Call 11S1. U-rt27tf
SXU MARKETS I
1 '
.Prices quoted - are wholesale and are
prices receNed jby firmn. . So .retail
pilces are gien. - - - v
, GRAZ9T AITO HAY
No.l Soft Whit whe-t . f 1 TT
N-..1 jgoft red wheat : 1.75
Oats . $5e
Chest i.- : -, - - . ,14
Vat. Hay. .$!
;loter bar. baled
Oat and Vetch hii-r. J16.S0
- roEi, itxrnoarAKD BEST
Hogs, 100-200 ewt .tl0.50
HojTS, 2 0f-2.1ftje-ri ' $10. 2
Hos-a, aS5O-30O , , f ift rin
Light - SOWS i - i i , , , , tte
Top real t... .. , .. - .. fie
Dressed Yea I,', top.
l$4e
.2 (33 Vie
14c
cows
POULTRY
Heary " hens
.18(3190
16(lao
SprtBger
JAtU heT.i. .....- 13 8X5
.Cre:r rvl- -r X. -i.'. 1 47
Finttertat. Ae.ifered - ' ' ' ' T
loC
47e
4e
Milk, per rwt..j
A2.00
Etfi stsndsrds
-38 O 40
-i'uUets - t-