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Newspaper Page Text- I'M cert Daily Exawnft, Monday jfcjv sirs fiTATxsMAsr sutusina compact ' 215 8ota Commercial St., Sheas' Oregon K. Ji Hendricks John 1). Brady " Frank JsakosU .MEMBER OX1 K ASSOCIATES! PISSS ' .The Associated Press exclusively entitled to the use Ipr pnblicstion of ail newt Jispatches red i ted to it or not etherwiji enacted in laia paper ond alsor t!ie local uvi published herein. .,. . ,r ' , . f BUSINESS Of PICK: Thomas P. CTark Co- 'ew York, 141-U5, West 36tb 8t, Chicago, Marqnettt Build- in. -W. & Orotbwabl, Mer. . s ( Portland OffJc. 830 WemuHr Bld(.,- lbog 0637 B Road way. C. P. Williams, Mgr. Business Office .New . Department a-iuti Job Department Entered at the TottpfUco in Sa)ntr..0regoa, as aeroad-elasa matter BIULK THOUGHT 'AIX PRAYER . .; : - , prepared by Radio "BIBLB 3EHVIGR Bureau. Cincinnati, Ohio. . " .. , If parent will hare their Hnhfroa naeaaoriio the daily Bible selections, it will "prove a priceless, heritage tvitbeni i.fter years. ' January il 1023 A MUCit NEEDED PRAYER : -Create ia. me. a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit .within-me. Psalm 51:10. . . , , J . , ; . PRAYER:- Come Thyself, O Lord,- into oar hearts and then they will be continually renewed.-! I- '. . ... . , . . , WHAT VPUD If There is a former employee "pf . the Oregon penitentiary button holing memhWs'jorihe; Legislature and trying to stir up ; something against j the ? present managernent of the institution . t . ' i 1 And the burden pfopepf-the songs he sings is that there haveiifien aVt'idflescaijnd'hat eh the prisoners who JiaVe escaped havebeen bro'ught'back, theyihaye not repeived 'aideqy.ate punlslirnent fc ;..; . H VVhat would4hi pian (consider . adequate J Would, he. yvfirit them foiled in oil ? I , Would he haYE-themiJrawn and quartered ? - Or shot at sunrise ? ? , . I , i H Or would he have them flogged the scriptural number of strokes on the bare back? , . ; . V . ' ' ' Some member of, l?e Legislature, if -hej has time from 'his various duties to bothjerth this fellow, might ask him :to be specific. Just what does he want done with a man who, havings escaped front the penitentiary, is captured arid, re- 'turned or returns p his own' ; The fact is, the chance; for, espapes jpyght to. be reduced 'to' a minimum. The industries inside the wall, ought to be built up, -as they, are Jbieing; biiilt up, to employ all Jhe men; ok nearly all of them. The Avail ought to ' be extended, , as planned. t '''J "? ; ; . " 1 - i i There arc some risoij era who may lie trusted, absolutely who will not rurraway. ut they are Vew in proportion io fthe whole number and they are generally the ones the inex perienced man would not pick out aft being 'trustworthy in "that respect. The best way and the cheapest, way. is to give the smallest possible opportunity-for escapes.1 , As. for investigating the present management of the penitentiary, the more it is investigated J-he-plainer twill it appear that it" is Very good ; Comparing very; favorably iwith tKeHbest in the. country, and headed towards still better 'conditions. i SUGAU BEETS , "Contracts practically 4 the arhe 'as those offered; last year, will bo offered. to sugar beet growers this year by the Michigan Sugar Co., it was announced at the Owosso plant. Tlie only change .is. an increase prtwq dpllars per acre in the cost of labor for caring for th'e beets. 'Last ye'ar.'?23-was paid aiid this year $25 willte paid. i ''Untler the terms ;pf. tHe so-called 45-55 contract to be offered again this year jhe farmers are paid 45 per cent of 'ijievalue of the-s,ugar:eitrapted from their beets, and. the 55 per cent goes to the company which fvirnish the labor. '! The fariners are guaranteed seven dollars per ton for their beets. .."The company during the past-year, had over 16,000 acres of bee'ts J uider. contract, with , 3000 . growers I in the Owosso territory? ' jThe growers hay e' been paid their guaran-r tee of seven i 'dollars. pei ton, for last year's beets and. on February 15 will receive their 'bonus, ; baset on "the M5;-55' contract. The pripe is determined py i,he average price of sugar on the NewYork market during October, November, December and ' January.. How much, additional the growers will receive will not be determined until the pnd of this month, and will be announced' on February 15." ; t iThfi above ria from the Register-Union, 'bvidiich., of the 22nd. h ' , ;Thee ; are j 17 , beet sugar state standing well up to Utah with : 19 factories,; and to Colorado with 18,vand' California 13. i I The fifty-fifty contract with the growers of sugar'beets is. very, general throughout the country. -In Michigan, as indicated, it is a 45-55 contract; but ! the factory there seems to pat: up the money for cultivation;. or more probably ad vances it. i , , 1 J ' i it ', 1 ji , 1 -: It is the fifty-fifty contract that is ; to be offered our Salem district growers, up to "750 'acres for experimental purposes this year, by jthe Utah-Idaho, company, at. the rail roads will give the proper freight rate to "the "factory hefng built at Bellingham. The railroads are promising, everyday, an announcement of the freight rate. . " -It would seem that such:'jah -important !matter"inight'be 'attendedrjto"by some one in' hiffh. authority, bright off the bat," without a resort to a million, yards of red tape unwind ing, And' the consequent1 delays.. , l 'r , , . Our farmers want to know those sugar beet contracts ) ACft.se aii.-ft-ynit to, kaQWrit.j-fi, are. l gt this proposed beet sugar actory,in:Slem The American Railway Express Company is to put into 'effect on March 1st lower rates on pearly everything. Thi twill amount to a ructiop. articles taand Xroifpiiyii to 25 per Tcent. This is" in pursuance of an order of the Interstate Comi merce Commission for a - readjustment pf rtes over, the country generally.' In this readjustment theAVest is faypreb .. . , Manager . . ruiitor Manager Job Dept. TKIJTPffORS: r 683 -iTireuIatieja Office S83 106 i society iuiiur 583 LV - 1 - 1 - 1 .... .' . . E . HAVE DONE? accord? - f . 51JCHIGAN ' 'Ml h Ll - 1 1 f acjtories . in , JVIicliigftn,1 . that ' ( , : . . , ... . I : - if they are going to be offered - -.';, for 1926. jnrthe post of expressage on Lccuua.the ra.tC3.i::re have Lccn propcrtionatciy. too hih; and-tha Zast i spt Jiack'somewhat, because that section has been getting off too "easy! proportfonitely; : V -r- " v On the first, page .-of the Polk County Observer tola week -there fs a double column head giving Polk county news Items of thirty years ago. Here is the first Item: "Our legislators at Salem s are not sitting idle. They are present ing an over-abundance of bills to be acted upon. .Better do. a little more repealing and not-w much enacting." Since that time thousands of bills have been enacted into law in Oregon and the legislature is still busy at work : as much as if there hadn't been a legislature between then and now. , If there were too many, Jaws thirty years ago and some In need of repeal ing, just tuinkw'ha.t. .the situation is today. . Multiply '.this by a 48, and add a liberally t- minded con gress :to the total and you will see hew. many laws there are in the country.' - . ' 1 !k li 'V in mT It is absolutely impossible tor any one man to keep track of all the laws, either in therittate pr na tion. We are still holding to the belief that a law is a panacea for our : ills - and . we are . using our government more and more as a vehicle to jdo our business. Old fashioned men, used to i deplore government in fousiness.iibut juow all work in some phase of it. That , there is top much govern ment is apparent: " Just what i. we are gpjng to do, about it does not yet appear to be known. . : i RASPING IX UPPMES j j r , (f j . Tbeicity of Nome; in .Alaska, has an epidemic ; with ; no anti-toxin. Dog teams are ! being rushed at topmost speed to send n id. Wherever there is suffet-ing ihefe is a "great effort to relieve it. There is no use talking the world is getting tetter, more neighborly, more unselfish, more helpful. Nome, is one of the out-of-the- way places of -the world, a place of which we seldom hear andyet the call for .help has met a Jtbrill of response , everywhere and; the world ia watching the progress of the. dog teams as they make their relief trip to western Alaska.1. r A BUGABOO ! I - :" 1 1 'l' j 1 !f' !; Now they tell us that: the child labor - amendment - is socialism. The country doesn't fear; socialism any more, it knows tnai nere is nr such thing as ah organized socialistic party. Socialism means so many things to bq inany: dif ferent people that "there is no way of defining it. Whatever we don't like Is socialism, and what ever we do like is statesmanship. Any time -we want tf I argue against anything and can't think of anything else to say, we siiy It is socialistic. ' I Y'lili 3' l I' Unquestionably, the tendency of the .times Is to. be pelpful. and if this be, socialism, then tho Country Is quite generally socialistic. )Hut socialism held . up . as a "bugaboo 4oes pot af right anyone any more. We are doing so many things that our lathers would have . tnougni socialistic that we just laugh and go on. fiXTRAKEOrs ' MATTER They have a curious custom in congress of attaching riders to rheasures. '. For Instance, the sen ate1 has been laboring over a pos tal increase bill. . Sq far so. gpod. Jloweyer, when the measure came up-for final ; passage an amend ment i was ; tacked onto it which limited the campaign - expenses of congressmen -and -senators. The two subject matters have nothing In common. It is a parliamentary .practice that.sl wrong and. makes no send of 'trouble. ."Congress . is always getting in trouble by riders -tacked on to measures where the sub ject matter ; is entirely different. That may be a great parliamentary body . 'but - it i baa sonde childish ways of doing things, j BE CAREFUfc This spring when so much prun ing will be done it will be mighty easy to butcher a tree, rather than trim it. A butehered tree means long, lingering illness for -the tree and generally: ..rvlHmate , ,deah. Some trees can recover; but they have a long spell of depression be fore dqing o. : Pryningand trimming; should be done carefully and no man should simply delegate these tasks to the hired man.' They are the work of an expert, and the owner should 'either do if himself or em ploy some one 'who knows .how. rnOTECTIXaVTHTIuKS The writers "of Ihe country 'are being organized to : fight for- a copyright Jaw "protecting 'them $ el vfs against .the movies t: and Jradio. rTher nel somethiBr. like thigrbecause an author is just, as much, entitled to his .royalty 'from a radio as he is from a -reader. The radio la a new thing and'-we do not quite know .how to handle it. but we will grope around un til we do find a "proper way of doing ao. ' - , ,..' - STILL CUEATIXO Despite the fact that Oregon has about all- the government it can support, a principal business of the legislature is to create more government and therefore more offices, and still further more ex penditures. We. would not relin quish "the , government ; we have, but certainly we can . wait a while before taking on any more. ,Tbere is such a thing as too much government, and all gov ernment is expensive. ADVANCE' THE fJEED . The proposition to advance seed to the fariners in eastern.'Oregon is a good one. It is. not pitting the stale i4 business.5 It is.stmply using the tate as an "agency" for the people! to loan to a part of their own ; number those things they . must -have in order to pros-, per. It lis good politics. It Is good business, and It is neighbor ly. It ought to pass. , Merchants to jGather to Hear Discussion of Bills The merchants of Salem. are to meet ; at the Gray ueiie Monaay evening at 6 o'clock to' discuss legislation now pending in the state . legislature. : Certain .bills and acts which are affecting the SNAPPY THINKING NO. 283 Cross Word Puzzle ill il ' I ' I1 j3 t - f I 1 pT - b lib T ' r 71, : r-"3"" ; " 7F "tt 14 . " " 4j ir ". mmm uT" "T y tC mmm ija - "TT ' - ' "' ir "P -1 ifc 7"1 x-, 'mrr mmmm t - . . . !" - - 1 i ... ' -m mm, ' . mmmm mmmm i m,m .1 . - im.ii.ii. mm mmmm - iM 3 j-M 1 ':- - r . : 1 -r; .-. ",."5 C ..-5- . Z - ;.r. 7X t T T f V7 f "T7 """7 t : j-o 3y 75T Ts mmrr v" ' mmmm fmm mmmm mmmm, mmmm mmmm mmmm. mmmm ' : ' - a :-. I L 1 mmm" """" r" T" M r sr ! " F" "r" IZT . 7 5T 7" """" "37" TT "T Tt " """"" mmmm- f ' yZr- y TT mmmm TT" -.1.1 1 1 1 .. I 1 y1 1 1 -J -' -J 1 ANSWER ACROSS 1- Mediocre ' 6 'Girl's name 11- One of the Apostles 12 Enlarge 13 A famous sorceress 15 Nickname of a man 16 Fowl - 17 Plant IS Eastern state 19 1 Upsets 21 'Obstruct 23 Of the j(It) 85 rDonkey 26 Change 28 Goddess 9 Pronoun (poss) 30 Pastry 31 Negative 33 Point 35 Diphthong 36 Mates 37 Period 9 Child's name tor mother. 40 Cyst . , 41 Tree J 42;Is . r , . t; 44 Stagger . 47 Sincere . ' . V ..-. mm M lm 49 By 50 pur country ; 52 24 hours ; j-v 53 Soak 'i $4 Suffix of ordinal numbers ; 54 Excite 57 Cornered 59 Greek letter - 60 Ova 62 Suffix denoting state 63 The king in one of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales. - ' 64 By 65 Obsolete (ab) 66 A secretion of the liver. 67 Prefix meaning joined 69 One of the senses - 71 Until (Contr) 72Needs . . 74 Bows ' ," ' ... - 1 ' 75 Elevates ' r FUTUBE 'DATES January 27-81 inelaaive Annual pea- it ntiar iJiow. ' Frbrnary 3 Tnedr Third annoal f roarert, "AVomcn'a Aaxijiarr, Y.MCA. First. lfthAist -eliureh.' , Febroary 7,.Satnrlay Dbat, Willara-' etu oBiTraitr vs. OiuTarutr at Wu Vir gisv ' ' - "-" S ' Pebmiry 9 to IS Anaaal 314 drive. : slateh 12 to 14. Thursday 'to Satnr ikf Ana!'OrgrMl Stat Champloajibip batkclbaU toarQaaant,,Willamctt nnier- ;, ty. - . -March fl4.- Satnrda.T Otcfron--hyaical dwcation asaoeitioa , meeting. . 'Wiliam ttta ttoiversity. " "T .. r 1 t TTTfT Keeping up with neighbors 'is a sure way to keep broke. . ; Selfrpreprvation Is Natnre's first IaW; to dodge Jaxes Is a close second.1 ' - i - .Very few women understand the difference between flattery and admiration.! 'Human nature moves slowly to ward good things and fast toward things that are bad. It's a mean man that takes from you an umbrella that yon 'took from some one else. No matter , how good an idea may be, ' If the public isn't ready for it, it won't work. Ilez , Jleck says: "Take style and cariosity out o' a gal's Ufa, and all that remains is a desire to gad." , interests of the merchants are to be. discussed The merchants are unable to secure ..more than 4 8 reserva tions at the- Gray Belle for that date and these already have been taken. Consequently, just a lim ited number.wilL be able to hear O. F. Tate of Portland, secretary of, the .State Merchants' associa tion, exnlain various bills and measures now before the state legislature. ' ,Ah, well; .Britain is entitled to just as many French promises as Uncle Sam receives. TOMORROW . , nowN l i Arrange .2 And (Lat) 3 Amounts due 4 4 Goddess of the rainbow 5 Interposes 6 Enzymes 7 Frosted S Large sea duck 9 Physician "(ab) 10 Praise 1 1 Fondle 14 Greek letter 20 Legal 'seals (ab) 22 By 24 Pasture , 2C To -trouble 32 Eggs ; 29 Short syllable followed by a long one 1 32 Fish ' - 3 4 Opera' by. Flotow 3G Equality 38 Girl's name 43 Appreciates- 45 'Dine . I1 . 46 Players on a musical Instru ment 47 Quiver ' .. u ' 48 Color S 4 9 Assaults 61. Plume 54 Fish J 56 Royal Guard (ab) 58:Part of "to be" .'(Lat) 59. Cry of a sheep 61 Song .'L ' 63 Same as 63 across 64 Postscript (ab) : 6 8. Bone (Lat) ; 70 Behold 73 Ciil Engineer-(ab) (Answer' to !T6lerday8 Puzzle) t . 1 - . : . i ' i t7 M j-0 f?t irV ; B jLl H -LjlU. ii lSE l E Lh i" ' a r h wt l .' ! 3. h t" t bjftjtj 5 pfl irV' n T. r T cfcK jo t Cl ' vrr H Tfs . C ft s ! L s, 'f? mm!" q Bjt' Gin 1.fi':,.if.i!iill.liE PfiOB.LEfJS . - - j " " -immWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWf y"; . - Adelp Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS -OF JV.' WIFE Copyright by Newspaper Feature - ; - Service ; CHAPTER 372. ASTONISHING FACCTS HARRY UNDERWOOD CALMLY DIS , CLOSED. TOa MADGE. r "That's right!" Mr. Underwood exclamed sullenly. "Laugh your darn fool head off when a" guy's just handed you the sinoerest spiel of -his whole life! But that's a woman every time. They're all alike- not an ounce of apprecia tion br discernment in Jh-whole tribe. of 'em!" He: made the announcement with j the air of a man who had at; least rivalled 'Einstein.' And morbidly - depressed as-I was I could not - resist . another- smile, which luckily Mr.. Underwood, ab sorbed in - his grievance, - did not notice. I could have retorted that his flamboyant , speech and sulkiness when I failed to appreciate it had proved to 'me ""again that men "did not differ much in their mental and emotional "procession. ' But I wisely repressed it. Instead; I prepared t6 apologize 'for my in voluntary rudeness. ; A Kindly Apology. ; 'After . all- or ; was Jt roy van ity speaking? his voice and man ner had been undoubtedly sincere and like most other men recre ant to their marriage vows, Harry Underwood no doubt cherished the conviction that if he only had married, the right - woman he could have been the subject of any one of the time-worn similies con cerning truth. : "Please forgive me for laugh ing." T said softly. "I I really didn't mean to. but someway " "The idea of me as a magnet- and-nole nronositlon sort of up set .you?" Mr. Underwood quer- 111 admit it is a bit ludicrous considering my record. But don't you ever forget- I'll ever forget. Lady Fair, that with,., you on, what's the use! He broke off disgustedly, and then he hastened. to add: i "You'd stand by and isee me boiled in oil '-if -it-would save the Dicky-bird from the pain of havr ing a feather-or two pulled out. might as well cut out tne mapiw syrup-and-honey talk, though it's the sincerest I ever spieled, and get down to cases." His voice deepened . strangely with the last words, and his whole manner changed. He was neither the devil-may-care, ne'er-do-well. nor the sentimental pretty speecn maker when he spoke again, but the sombre man of . mystery of whom I had had a glimpse or two before. Madge Is Terrified. "You think, of course, that I'm a totally irresponsible jack-in-the- box,"; he said with a suspicion, of bitterness, more than at hint of cold wrath in his voice. "And the Lord knows I've given, you and everybody else reason to thjnk so. But there's one subject upon which I am absolutely straight .goods and authoritythat .is the danger of pur running around the -country alone. If - the Dicky-bird didn't need killing for this . last stunt, he'd deserve it for not looking af ter you better. -4 Believe, me. .little one,;when T see him, as I'm Koing to. make it my business to do in the next few hours -I'm going to scare . the suspenders . off him about you. "Dpn't, be absurd," I said pet tishly, with a lively fear of such a ' representation to Dicky, and a half-Trightened curiosity as to bis meaning, 'although, .indeed, I baJ a strong suspicion of what was going on-in; his brain. ''These aren't : the middle ages. I'm , in no danger." "You're not, eh?" he retorted Then he put his face close to mine and said significantly: "Yon think I'm speaking wildly and without foundation. Listen to this, if you please. - ? Swiftly, dramatically, he told me 'the whole story of Smith's sojourn in our vicinity,' of his at tempt upon my life, with Tom Chester's Interference. of bis flight, and named his whereabouts in Canada. He omitted only my trailing of Smlth,"and from that I deduced ;that he must have gained his Information from Smith himself, or from .some one near to him. And then he fairly raised the hair on my scalp with the added remark. ... "And you tell Lil . for me that if she tries any , stunt with .you such as she has with that pretty little . nurse: what's her ..name, "Catherine Bicket? sending her spang into the lion's den with the door, locked after . her, I'll come down there and show, her I'm. her legal husband yet.. with the right to -an juppexcut-or two.".- I looked aUhimJin blank ter ror. - V a ! . t ..--I "How did you-kJiow about Kath-. erine?" I asked. "Has has r anything happened to her? (To' be continued ) ' . u . CLASSIFIED SECTION Phone 23 Advertising. Df pt. CLASSlPrtD ADVERTISEMENTS -Rate per word: ir. lnseriiou Se be Three insertions Money.to Loan Oa Keal Kstate . T. K. FORU (Oyer Lal4 BusU Bank). BKJTOKB5 - YOU UCAVIF TOUR HOME - OK CAR HAVE IT Insured Properly Phone "161. Beck Hendricks. U. S. Bank Bide. m nati AUTOMOBILES 1 xoticb salem: auto wrecking Co., now open lor-rmsiopss. lift our price before, selling or baying: 4i2 8. t'hureh St. Phone 2139. Res. Khone 1806 R, . l-j31tf SCHEEIiAR AUTO WRECKING CO. Will aiJ. 1D85 N. Coiaiur-rcittl Sw l-jl3tf Storage Fire proof building, day and night service,- P ioUi. 1W0U H. 4p Itol. Texaa parage. l-9tf AUTO REPAIRING 8 WE WlLLi COMPLETELY It EN EW Tou car, trucK, tractor,, ana give yon easy -terms. " II." H. Shocker. 84 JPerry t. , '. . i. ; 2-f rOUB TTME .WIIJ BE WELt SPENT if you get. estimates on your auto re pair work at tiie Shamrock garage, "3:13 Miller. Phone 1142-M. : 8-f S AUTO TO!S . STATIONARY. TOPS . . Tk fery. latest in auto tops . Keasenable-Price . O. J. UUiiL i , 219 State St. 8-ai7tf FOR IlENT. STORE SPACE TOTi KENT INQUIRE 519 -Court atreet. -. , : . FOR RENT - DESIRABLE SLEEPING Tooint, l'A blocks tram . pott office. 250 S. Cottage. 14.-j23tf PRINTED CARDS. SIZB 1" BY VA"i wording ' ipr Kent," price io cents each.- ' Statesman Business Office, - on ronnd -floor. : ' ': ; VERSATILE SELECTI ONS OFFERED iH CONUhK I (.ConUnned. rrom psge, 1 ity of design with hymnal racks and brass tabs". The hymnal racks are built underneath the pews. In the dome, as well as in -the win dows, amber and lavender art glass is used. The organ console is at the right of the broad ros trum the woodwork of which is ail in ivory, with old ivory used for the walls. Pillars, pews, and dome all combine to make this auditorium one of the mo6t beau tiful and distinctive as any in Sa lem.:, - " : " .,';!''.' The new pipe organ, built by the two brothers of the Guenther company of Portland, who rePre- sent-the third generation In pipe organ work, instead of .pneumatic, Is under entire electrical control. There are 6 5 2 pipes, with 22 stops.- 12 couplers and. 19 pistons, with the swell organ effects equaling 75 per cent. Over 30 miles of wires are used in this splendidly constructed instrument with its expression " comprising a pedal, great and swell organ. A. motor of two horse-power is used. The architect for the edifice was Harold "D. Marsh of Portland, with Wenger brothers 7 as contrac tors. Insofar as possible the ma terials used in the construction and. in the furnishing were pur chased of local merchants.1 Russian Resident - Goes to - Canada to. Bring Wife to United States j SILVERTON, Jam 30 (Special to The (Statesman.) After. trying for two years to get his wife and five children from Russia to the United States, A. La Flaire of.Sil verton has ' gone td Canada to make an effort to get his family into that country, as emigration laws are said not to be as strict there as here. ; " r .'.Mr. La ; Flaire some time ago placed money for the transporta tion, of the Xamiiy with a. steam ship company and a few days ago the company returned his money, telling him that it was' impossible to get the family through. t Since Mr. La Flaire left Russia, 13 years ago, his family has grown up and. iris jnow. almost time for his oldest. son to serve lour, years In 'the ' Bussian , army.. . This, ac- cordiag to 'Mr. Lai Flaire. I an ordeal to be avoided, as the pay is but 2 2 cents per month and the fare and treatment Is anything but pleasant. ' . v Purchasing Agency Powers , .jpr. Board pt uontroi Under a ' bill Introduced: vester- day by Representative - -Burdick the state ' board of control would be required to act .as a . purchas ing, agency forrall,' state activities. The board would also prescribe the forms and adopt;-rules ; and regulations not ! inconsistent " with the" law as shall be necessary to administration. SIBTHN SEEKING FAMILY an II One wwt (six insertioni) One month -.- B,x nth,' eo.tract. p m,n,i 71 v .13 moaths' eoutract. per wata !. Mtoimum for any aJvyrU..f ,UyBt ' ;f FOR RE XT 4 Mitt rOB RENT HOUSE8 AND apIT ent...F. U.Wood. Ul suu rS: FOR ItENT AtMftmenu 5 rfTD v tjtirr v St- S US FURX I SH FJ APARTM lATlnVn wood floor. Heated. rtione 210 n. nth st. ' J-fl 'OB RENT APA KTM EN T sTl'-TvT." Commercial. - ' Jul' EOS RENT APARTMENTS 891 v" Commercial. ( " - . . BJ1 APARTMENTS SC8.X. COTTAliK; 3. ROOM APARTMENT m.l.Y , 7 nished. PTauo,' f nmaoe h-at. i' ration. , Kaionable.3 IU.iit! Iti7u Z rail CUB Si. Church after :t :;i . m" n -FOB BKXT Rooms LAUREL HOTEL UNDER NEWmTT a-puieut. uoooia lurnisUed clean, i2ts and Oak. ttlu ROOM FOR RENT MODERN Bo Ml' three blocks from atate house, fur t,! tleman. Mum give references. l'ilt ' sddresi A. "B., care SUtesman. C oKtf PRINTED CARDS, SIZE 14" BY 7H. ' wording, 4rRooma to Rent," price io cents each. Statesman Busineu attiee Oround floor. FOR RENT Houses FOR SALE BY OWNER. NEARLY nn bungalow, fnlt- cement basement, r. nace, mapM floor , corner tor. a' fm,$ home. 1285: N. Capitol St. ; FOR" BENT 6 -ROOM HOUSE. StI- street, $40. -WINNIE PETTYJOHN i -Realtor , , 216 Oregon Bldg. 7 j: i-f HOUSE rOR.-iRENT-MXOSE IN. SKF. J, II. Lsutennan, Hotel Argo. 7 ysi FOR KENT 6 ROOM HOUSE. UU) condition; garage. Phone lttj. 7 j;u FOR RENT 6 ROOM - HOUSE, 719 x. Commercial. 1 7 j31 FOR SALE Miscellaneous 8 FORDSON TRACTOR. WITH TANItKM : disc and two bottom plow, for jale or trade for livestock, or antooiohle. Shi take a team. JOHN H. SCOTT 305 Oregea Bldg 8 fl Fruit-Trees . Walnuts and -shrubbery. High r. .Terry. Fruitland: Nursery. A. J. Uaiii Is, Prop. Phone 1140-M' eTeningi. FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 11 cents a-bundle. Circulation departmeui Oregon Statesman. FOR SALE 13 SHARES (S50 EACH) United Urug Co. (Uezall) 1st prefer red stock, 7 per cent guaranteed, pay able quarterly. Win. Keimeyer, 175 N. Commercial. 8 j4tf Beautiful Oregon Rose And eletea other Oregon songs to I gether with s fine collection of patriot: songs, sacred songs and many old tim faToritek " j " ALL FOR 25c (Special prices in quantity lots) Eaoeciailr adantable for irtiOol. com muniiy or home singing. Send fur Western Songster 70 pages now' in Its third edition Published : OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY 315 S. Commercial St.' Salem, Or. Trespass Notices For Sale Tresspsss Notices, siie 14 inches bf 9 'inches, printed on good 10 ounH canvass bearing the words, "Notice li Hereby Given That Tresspassing It Strictly Forbidden On Thene. Premised Under Penalty Of Prosecution." Priti 15c each or two for 25c. fitatesmat f BkLshisg Company, Salem, Oregon. i .. a all WK RENT, 6ELL OR REPAIR 8EWIN( machines. Old - michiaes S5 and up. Big advertising- discount ea new turn chinen. , WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. A blocks south OE devot. 221 Soutt High St. Phone 208. 8 11 DRAO SAW FOR SALE A KKW ONI man power drag ssw, ' all metal can 'struMIOn; "to wheels : UnSer frau-l "permits machine to be 'moved like s - wheelbarrow. - Several special feataren. "This " EaS " sever " been rhsed. "Will see at a substantial . reduction and gi'i terms- to ' responsible party. Wm M. . Meier, ' Salem, Or, R 8, . Box 23 L . ... 8 j3tf 1 Willamette Valley Nursery Hss a Salesyard at 261 Court Street, at Kennedy's paint ahop, opposite Bm aick'a store. All kinds of fruit and nut . trees. Dr. Bean's Big French prone a specialty. Office phone 1315. Kei. 105F5. Jem Mathin. Prot). " fl-dH'f FOR SALELivestock 0 SEVEN YEAR -OLD -WORK HORSE Coming 2 year old colt. A bargain if taken at once. Have to be seen to l.e ' appreciated M906 Center. 9 j31 FOR -SALE WHITE LEGHORN Pullfts. I2tt X. Liberty. St. 8i3) $SO BUYS YOUNG HOLSTF.1N JERSKY .caw., fresh. See her at J. U Brady " place end of 8. Com'l car line ojv . ite Salem Heights hall. - f 1 PIOS-rPHONE 105F11. 9 J31 COLLIE PUPS " FOR SALE CHEAP Phono 5F4. - - 9 jll Petland '""'Sells; Baby Chicks 9 JCTtf VETERINARIAN ; Phono 202 8-W. PR. PATTERSON FRED W. DAN QE. VETEBTNARIAN " Office 430 8. Commercial. Phone ls .' Rel. Vhnnm 1t - . O TwgStT Y.1VOOD FOR SALE H BEST ORADE OP WOOD r: 4 ft. snd 16 inch. ' ' Drr mill wood. ' ' Iry and green mill wood. Dry second growth f if - 'JVry .an o44 ir. - . -u FRED Ef. WELLS ; - . . Prompt delivery and reasonshle pnf'j 280 South Churchy Phono 1642. H MI m