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Newspaper Page Texti lit K.4 . j, J THE .OREGON JSXATESIIAN, SALEM.. OREGON Kpeuman s ' resignation . is gen erally f regretted. Coach Smith I i i t .. ill counted" on his assistance dttxis: the present turn-outs, - and, f ilii!l:!.:..!:l!jUl!.D course, next fall. ' SICHEL IS ELECTED TTTTT'Q'n A V lfnTXTTXTr T7T?TTTT A TV 1 OOC v" A J UU A.a. A illlJlLllllllT. I' U11UIJ A a. A. n .t a -- v - IN SATURDAY'S (A Comic) ' To the Uditor: , ; ; . I'm sending you this valentine TO let you know just what 1 think: It's net, to say; "Will you be " ; mine?" -. . - r I wouldn't marry such a gink! I am the mouthpiece for some ; folks f , i Who think, of all men you're the ; gem;-, j t . . - we've ewlmped for you a lot' of . Jokes; - s. Why don't you print and pay f of tnem? (A Slushy One) Dear Editor:' " ' - . , I think you are The sweetest Kind of man : Some day, I hope to own a car; With your dear help I can. Just buy a few more of my Jokes Until I get a rep, And in this Tillage 111 make folks Wake tip ahillvalch their stepf? - s (ii'air Wailinir I ; I'm laying for the Mystic Wally Who 4a ao eOck-sure and io Jdlly. I always read ; his - Nvlse-erack trnek: ,,;-.;- r i i I'd lore to see that guy get .stuck! - t A 1VhatL-It ) (To -the Tune of. Gallagher -and Oh, Doctor Tfaprock! Oh, Doctor ;Traprockt ' " HeJW.'what worries you dear Doc tor Baldpate? 1 - .Folks are saying you and I Tell no truth, but Just a lie; That,' to my mind, la most dis graceful fate .- - Vhy.-Doctor'Baldpate! 'Why, Doc tor Baldpate! . Hold your horses and't will einci- date; . ' " . . : Future years will prote, forsooth, We told nothing but the t rath I Postltlvely, Dr. Traprock! Absolutely, Dr. 'Baldpate! - . ' " Acnietemont Father: ""i ddnt like the idea of you marrying this mad. " What has tfiisr cakeeater ever done that has Teen wortH "while?? J '. Daughter r M,Dad, he can pay street-taf ' fares without 'removing his gloves.".' -ri''--: :. . ; i-4 - - I 'J . i ... t -.r- -I ; Helen: "la your brother .work ing steady at the 'Painless Dental Parlors . ; . , Ruth: "No. Just nights, to fill In i . Judith ' ' Cutting Loose Lady (accepting Invitation over telephone): "Yes, 111 be able to Dry,' scaly, itdiiaz DOn't let it destroy your com fort or your looks. Don't let pim ples, blotches " or eczema worry you. Modern science has found a quick corrective. It relieves at once, Jt heals-so soon you will laugh at such troubles; v Sulphur, of course is a chief factor. No one can hope tot find a belter wayto fight-parasites in the skin,; But decades of study Shave revealed ways to bring-multiplied effects. -':r":.. ---' f Mentho-Sulphur ,f combines' all that is' needed atl the best men know today. It bas f brought to countless ipeople skins; clear and smooth and fine. A few cents will command-it, a moment will show relief, and three days will ofteA restore normal conditions. Just ask your druggist for a Jar of Rowles Mentho-Sudohur. Learn how easily ' such troubles can be ended. Far Frm SmmtU AJJrtm imYJIIJ011 PHARMACAL CO.. Inc. JMMiwgoAve., r ; Now York, N. J J7a crrj.Ja clock crcr 115 llzrlii ciUzl to nest zzj twiners W-ulicrs3. We riay havelr t t!.3 fem ca era loc-j f ct 4it & tlj rEai25ta,tc""?aredtoxnz-!?tocrw:pcri3. ; ' "If oii.iori-re, ticnaicriz--, , uuii ULiixi JJccJj, AL3t;i:iit3 fcrri, . LZ1 cf E-tLv-.LJIJ CcatrcctPrcstissory: Nctc3, 1 Ir.ttI!ncr.t Kclcj, " General Lease, Power, of Attorney, Prune and PiJj, " Ecib Iie- " ceipts, Etc, Thess ferns re enrcf Jllr prepared for the court tnd pxivals cc-j. Prica en fenrjj ran: rrii 4 cxts to 16 cents ariccc, and ca note . becks frcn 25 to 50 cents. . This is - J l By Kid Boots 1 . o matter -how big of a, meet you eat, you hare a empty feeling wen you get through if there waa ent eny dessert-' , i- -; i ; .; , Hice pudding is ony a bum imi tation Of a dessert unless it Jiaa so meny raisins In it you cant Jbardly see the rice, wich it nerer has. A big hot apple dumpling is a wonderful site , to some peeple, butt It ony gives janef ul tbawts to olhers; . Another kind.4 of, dessert wich gives plezzure or sorrow de pending on who you. are, is cold Ice cream on top of hot apple pie: ." Ohe Of the greatest deserts is Water 'mellon. ; because no matter how big of a piece you are going to get you know you doht haff to leeve any special room fOr it be cause thats the kind : of a dessert Il ls. " ; ' . J 1 The best time to eat f root is be tween meels wile yOu . are doing something" else at the same time, but some peeple serye.lt for des sert; and expec you to look sat- Bud: "My sis" plays lhr piano Tea: "uai s nuttin:t Aiy orua de'r.plays'it wld his feet." ," . I Mrs.vHarry Greeaebaum. S : 5 ! WAIXY TIIE MYSTIC He'll Answer Your ' Questions, ': ' . Somehow Boys - make ' the girlies ' sob and ' cry, . ';.-.- - And the girlies make the fellows " ' sigh; . ! But those who 'write to me soon find ' ss The comfort of a solaced mind. What's Coming 'to 'Him Dear Wally:' j , r . , Deepest woe is mine; I thought I'd get a valentine. But none came. . Will you tell rne what ..i f To do to punish him?; f , i HOT. DOT, Real Talent Dear Dot Go out "yourself and buy A TalentineV? A"ccuse"f htif guy Of sending it ttfyouJ I wot " ? P He'll be the one who then Is hot -'i -' , . ' "What's Coming to Her ' " ; Dear Wally : '"':' ' . Gosh! I clean forgot To send a' valentine to Dot: I fear she'll treat' me mighty cOol.r -. ; . ; , . i ,,. How can I square myself? ; . ' . ; A;FX0i; j Dear Fool: . ' , . To :flx tnW up jt know Will take some tickets tcTa show, i . "vr- . -2 WOW ij?ijiiir 1 ;cs :cai;:i0 at jcrtes f TjO NOT, mffer indefinitely with Piles or other Redtal or Colon dis orders Examinition Will relieve you pf worry arid doubt about yotir Condition ihd my- rrCatmentJ will cause speedy recovery of -your former good health andrigor. . " - Mr treatment for Files Is CXJAKAH TEED to cure you or the fee for tout treatments will be refunded.'' Call or writ for my niT2 Rectal and Coloa disr tiers. - . Uii U.I it Unc 'I I'fM k " I- . t pxarnxD Aim ron rAL2 by ; . a .. - . t. ' ' " come; r,ve..a maid again, my eYenlzig but." ' DESSERTS w w a m o tf ' 1 I"1 j"1 ' t " t t""' at noon . noua - '. MUSIC. ART ftW ( FAVORITE) VftQEhrJ 3H(KtSPCAR : Some. books' eome candy, fldwers, too. , . . , . . A .hug, a squeeze, a, kiss or two. Solution by Grace of - Minister (to a little, girl): "What ' doesr vour -father,-do Just before .eating,, myj little igirl?"i ' ' Anita: vHe solyes-cross word puzslea." .!- '-. ? ,v "... Myron Falk' After a visit to the patent of fice one comes to doubt that nec essity has anything' at all . to do with invention. . Deduction , "Brr-r-! Terrible evening, isn't it?" , ",Yes, oughta be fine for petting parties.". ."Why?",. 'Plenty of slush." M. M. F, SENATE VOTES r -SALARY - (Conttnoea ttom pags X) running . for their of rices .during the; elecVlon what their 'salaries were to r be," Senator Tooae : de clared. "They made campaigns up and down-the, state, :and they said nothing labour wanting. , an Jn creased' salary. I nave opposed persistently as Well as consistent ly any salary raise which is not left up to the people for. final vote and I shall oppose this one." Senator Staples spoke; against the increase; declaring that here was a good place to atop, ---".This means a great deal to a state that IS "almost - bankrupt,' - Senator Staples said "and it will not end now. . The tide is just starting; to come in. Soon we will be deluged with bills for salary increases and appropriations.' ; . ; : j.r " Senator Miller took the floor In favor of the .passage? Of the bill. "I am ordinarily opposed to salary increases," he stated, "but I do not apologias for my stand on this .one. These three state officers are now receiving the same sal aries that they received twenty jwtrs -Ohi. aii ."wges, salaries and everythlng'el5rave-5in'creased since then. " I UelieK their sal aries should be raised: at 'least $900; at any; rate. We must en deavor to make It commehsurate With the duties and dignity . of thair offices." : - - The senators voting tor the Sal- aty rise were Banks,- Butle?, Jnli nil I I ijarsner, iara. voroen, navis, cSSSlS, Joseph, Klepper, Magladry, Miller. ' .7 - . ty Of Oregon for tho past six years. Those voting against the bill SpeUman. whose borne is in Seat were ?enatorBeaIs. Brpwh Fisk, tle, telegraphed is? resignation Garland, Kinney, "Lafollett, Thursdav firau, t th Alat Staples, Strayer, Taylor, ,-Toose, Zimmerman, ahd Moster. KlfiG GEOBEE IS RESTiriG EASIER LONDON, Feb. 23. CBy Asso-1 elated Press) The king's pro t . ress Is so satisfactory that for the first time since he - was attacked by bronchitis his -physicians today decided that it was needless to issue a bulletin. All three of . . . , Vi -i. -.."- . .'I llon with good humor, merely re-jf it is not Known yet when ' bis majesty -will " be : able to itart on hia cruise in- the Mediterranean, for. which' preparations are being made, itt:eeplngwlth he advice Of the attending "physicians, but it is generally believed about, la fortnight bence. . , . ' Under present arrangements the ' Prince of Wales"," who return-" ed to London tonight to fulfill some engagements, will act for the king at the two levees- at Buck" ingham palace on March '10 and 19. Thus these functions will not be abandoned as was frlst sup posed. This will bo the first oc casioh on which , the ' Prince of Wales will fin such an important state ceremony, Athenians Take Fast Game From Yebfeet, 25 to 17 In a fast and furious game on a local floor, ; the' Athenian five wrested 'another' game -from, the Webfoot quintet - by the, score of 25 tol7 1?Tfce"Webfeet; were handicapped Iby. the. os4 of a few of their players, "but Secured. play ers of equal, worth in their places. .The Athenian lead was threat ened .. for , only a short time. C. Hagermann and -T. Hagermann starred for .the .Athenians while Simpson and SIpperal starred . for theWebfeet.,, So far the Athehi- ans have been the only ones to defeat the webfeet, ahd haye j done so twice. ' . : J . , 7 ' Lineup of the tiro teams was as follows: ATHENIANS WEBPEET 1 C. Hagermann 13 5. C. Simpson 4 P. Hagermann .P. . . R. Miller 2 I. Kafoury 4 . . ,.C .W. SIpperal D H. Smith ...... iO. C. Miller 1 B. PeLIsle. 2 ;. . .V; G . J?v" Keenev 1 Kereree Stewart Kibbey Kafsgr Turned into f.luseiims PalacesptFormcr German BERLIN,: Feb 14. Dr. Hueb- inem,v nowverr viaitea tb. palafie, Ithlectic committee, WhWh in turn tonight-ASfasuaL . m suggest tho nam to (he ex The kln.ls Ji9wrs1eeplngr ftet- ctftivo council of th associated ter and t Is 3uita7.cuerf uOhe ftudents. As Coach'TJlclc -SmIth minor drawbadr-ofbia 411nsei already has the-football men. out the ban. put on him by . ihl doc- for. iprifig-practice, Islrni re tOrs, who have ' forbiddent' him to ure an aide, !' r imoke.v But he took the deprlva-r i.v ""-" m ' Di ner,-xf the .ministry of . finance, 1 3g Object", of "wbrshfp has Just published a book on theur cieano . Berlin castles of the Hohenrolerns j 4 wlxich explains the disposition of "4 me , property Xormerlr 'usea hy4 ikaiser: wiuuun the second and his 1 family..f v -...k .4? The castle of Kaiser "WiHIaia the First. On Unt6r.lea. Linden ihas been thrown Open to tho pttbllc as a ranseum and :wiH rer-miif. Just as. it was under the errire, .The catie of Monbljou, dJuIU In the "be-1 ginning of the eighteenth century. Is known :t as j ihe . .Hohenzollern Iluseuniand is filled 'with relics of the former rulers. The palace of tHe former crown. frince has fceda .turned oyer to the NaUoaal C"a":ery as an annexrar. T :, for mer; ialser's .palace is s a ran seam 'lor.applied.- ar . . ... - TLa Ciarlottchbars .L-111 vi:. c':at!y tursci i-ta iziiriiaal ' ?:1 &ni nuseura for trcarir. i Is Member of Newly; Organ ized rtoruvTacitic.-uoop-. erative. Creameries J CorvaHi, - Feb. ri The Capital i City iCPOperatlve creamery of .Sa i lem is a member of the newly or ganised North Pacific Cooperative Creameries, The organization of the association , . was Initiated through tha efforts of the Portland chamber of . commerce, the dairy and .food commissioner of Oregon, and 'the Oregon Agricultural col lege. - ' The immediate goal of the asso- elation Is to standardize and raise the Quality of the butter made; by its members .with the ultimate ob ject of finding . a , larger outside I market for Oregon butter.; Other icieameries now belonging to the association include: JQugene Farmers, 'Etigene; St. Paul, . St. Paul; . Hood River. Hood River; Lower Columbia, Astoria; , and Raven Dairy company, Portland Baz Williams Coach " fs Oregon Gossip ..tjNiVERsrrr Of Oregon! Eu gene, "Feb.. 1 5 Jcampos - gossip Is t(mii.M w -- LC ucc fiart Speilmaaassis: UH vdrglty coacn at the tjniTersl. of ww fofW 'r,Alimn, Irvii "tW entire ttniA rinrfnir th. coming year .tot the administration of . largo eetatei Including Some ! important Seattle business prop erties., J '. ' '"" ' . . ; - " "Williams was a substitute On Bezdek'sjfamotis eleven that tri umphed over Pennsyiavanla , In 19ie. He -left college' to enter the service In 1918 and was over- iir- l.aaaa, w. rj lfUl?ctQil.i aUU,liiaU3 a place Oh the vafslty guard, play ing against Harvard in 19 IS. 5 The appointment of "Williams successor will be made shortly, Virgil Eart, director- of Athletics vlli ''t'AtftnmmenA of ' aao 'i v"w vr vuv " ) Answer ACROSS Pertaining" to the'post office Fabled animal' " f - 1 7 li A weight T 1 Mistake 1 6 PronOun 18 Pronoun ' 19 Astern 21 Man's nickname' 221 Italian river tZ Vegetable 25 Piece of leather 27 Vessel - . 28 Steamer ab) .; 29 Pronoua "U, ... "Offspring - 31 That fs' . J ' : 33 SteathBhip (ab) 3 Fish 1 - . f S7 KTi,t : .. : ; ' 4 Vehicle - r ! . Lawyer (ab) ' xXk' 2 13- H ?i-M'-l7 13 , 9 Ito III I ;XL?-W - - M W awssasjssslBi aeaMSBBBi BsMkSBHBI r'fi fta4MSSISM sVBJBBS8ai aBBStSW sSsHSHBJB ssasBWBBasl 1 i.11 is) hm. aaMsasp saasVSJSBH awssassMsi ' 6ir Jeis. mj7vi- 'm7 , r ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . :. ' - ' rt Trenchant' wit t 4S Misfortune 53". Civil a--lneer (ab) 54 Prono lift : ; 7 -";. 56 Observe. , I :. 57 Pertaicirg to 58 To do'wrong' 1 CtTHas - affection for 62 AccomDlice' 63 Consume ' 64 'Blasphe-me : 6 5 " A tool ' 66 Snn- god 7 -An articie ' 3 ;-H?S- "Tjr'3 (j .7.0. -FvcU- '.:a """.. ot r . 2c ... . . . . 75 The nd . 78 Decajtl 79 To -rit b : PORTLAND, Feb. 23. H. H, Bichet . of Portland was elected president of the -. Oregon retail clothiers . and furnishers associa tion here at the one-day -conven tion today. : , . ADJUTANT "NAMED j DES MOINES, Iowa, Feb. 23. The appointment of Jafnes F. Bar ton-of Fort DOdge.as national ad jutant of the American Region was annQuncea nere tonign py kshob al Commander James A. Drain. Aftlerman Airs Views on fridge Program for Salem W. H. Dancy, member of the city council in addressing the Chamber of Commerce yesterday at the open forum, etated that Sa lem' needed a ' bridge program . at tho present time. '" . '"Thero areover'60 bridges' in the -city, which - are-wearing . Out 'andevjentually must be . replaced' Under Jthe budget for this year Phly ,.M500was sejtas.ide for re pairs and , replacements. This sum,; however, is;not sufficient' to replace any of the present bridges. Additional money'1 : cannot be -e-"cured under the-present -per cent limitation ,'bf - tne jCtti charter; Consequently some bridge program is needed,,;: : i :.".;-.'T'i i . "I think the millage tax is the best program, because, it will allow about $ 20,000 to , be- raised: -each year; In thi .annner,-.we will .be allowed to .solve ome of the dif ficult bridge' - problems that: are before us. . It would allow . us to go ahead on the South Commercial street bridge. You are aware of the condition of the structure .at this moment, .Some action must be taken. Under the millage tax, the city would be allowed to con struct one . or two bridges . each Gives Wife Adlerika For Stomach Trouble A merchant"" whose " wife had stomach trouble finally gave her Adlerika, It - helped -her at once. The pleasant and QUICK action of Adlerika is surprising. Et helps any case. gas on. the stomach un less due to. deep-seated causes. - It is excellent as an intestinal evacu- ant and; a wonderful remedy for I constipation it ;; often : work's in one .hour ; and .never .gripes, x J . C. Perry, :pruggist 1 15 S. Commer cial St. Adv. . V , . Tomorrow dowjt 2 Bone - ' v ....... , ... Z Enclosure for animals 4 JPart of foot 5 Article 6 Skin . . 7 Small detachments of troops . Railroad, (ab) ' d "Partxf "to he"l 20 Supreme being 11, Alternative. 12 Science of medicine 15 Put on. , -17 Consumer. r V 20 .Unshackled ; ' , - 22 Surgical instrument ;- 24 Master Xab) 25 Saint (ab) - ;26-:tJnited States .terrrt-ry(ab) :' ' 33 Characterizing a Teutonic law; '3IA pubic jinit of netriv, liicajure 4t ADSOlUte . ;36 Expenditure : -.'""'--' 39 Establishment (ab) 4 0 "LyriO poem' - - - " "" 42 Vehicle , 4 3 Grain . 4 fi. Cutting instrument 47 Artery - ' 1 4$ .Exhibitors ,- 49 Betrayal ., - 50 Pulled along . " " ". 51 A color ' '53 Belong toye' ", 5.94lSTQte..of-scale 1... , 60 Place of the seal (ab) - ' ; ' 61 Senior a - 1. 62 Parent -' h:r . 67 Likely , . 68 Hard shelle'd'frult " t- 70 . '.Edge ' . ' . Y ' ,' 71 ;A period cf tinzs 73..1a t-at.mu: .r " -' : l:' ' 74 Myself ' t 76 rrrert . . 77 llsti's nfcTs'-iin CEASSIFIED -BEC1S0N i 'Phone 3 OLlSSEfTED ADVEUTTSIMEXTa . KU pr.vord: 5 Tares insertions vr uwugi ioneytc Loan Ca Best Estt - v T.- K. FORD , (Over I da Jk Boa Bank) , roxt xjeavb .-roua oa cxa. uavx it . Insured Properly Psoas Bis Hdrielw, U.: 8. Bank Bids. r . s-SSti AUTOilOBILES KOTICE SALEM AtJTO WEECKINO - Oo,aow-ps tor bnainass. - onr priea bfor eUiaf or bajiaf. 402 -S. Ckurch BU PiKn S15S. Sea. fhona UQ&.1 .:.. ... 1-131 jBpHEItAft atJTO yntzoKtm CO. "win . 7 jour out Mr. .mgneai ein pnc -paid. "1085 H. OotuuieiTUl'et. l4lt : ?, . . -Sto rage -:yr , .. r IMrs proof "boilalatv dy asd airat Mrriefc $4 per montlu- U99 K. C- IfL, Txm car. .-. I t Opw d7 -sad might4 Wssbing and V'EIKER AUTa:CO.x Comer Liberty, and Tenrr 1 '- w . "DkMA .Ifli. . ' A Uwllv . 41 a. AXTTO "tops WB WINTER ENCLOSURES Curtaia vera, etc, see u. J. null. 217 State. 1 s-rzotr FOB REKT PRtNTSD CARDS, SIZB 14" BT 1Vk' wording "For Rant," prlea 10 eenU each. Statesman Basines Off iea, . uroua iioor. HOtJSK AND - so 5 a-J. APARTMENTS PHONB TWO T?rOVT vnnviBHEn iPiRTurvr Call 250 S. Cottage. .. 6-ml - 4 ROOM F0RNISHED APARTMENT . Private bath. . 1047 Soata Commercial. Phome 1188J. -. 5-fl8tf FtJRiNI SHED 2-ROOM HOUSE-KEEPING apartments. 70O N. High St : . . 6-f 24 FOR REST APAETME2"T8 891 .-. vniani mu- , - :-.. -.f.; APARTMENTS 168 N. COTTAGE. Cnt FOR .BENT TWO ROOM; JaODERN furnished apartments. Jianon apsr- '. IPOtt "tTSlaooma A T.OOJ1S FOR, RENT-" S3:iT.-HIGH." NICE ;RtK)"tf,'3LOSE IN. -Pheas tSSVT. FURNISHED ROOM- & BLOCKS FROM state house in modern home, 253- N, 13tW Phone -885W. ' 5 :; 8-125 ROOMS, APARTMENTS, EVERYTHING mrwan4. lis utk atreet, Fhee 28. f 3. 5l per week and up. . - 6-f 24 OFFICE ROOMS-INaDlRB-ROOM ' S2 - JSrayasaat Rtoah,.--- J. .feblitf BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO,- FHONS Aoai-s.. 6-124 ROOM FOR .RENT MODERN BOK1 three blocka from state honae, for r' tiemaa. - ..Mutt give ref ereoeea, 'Pleai address A. B., ears Statesman. 6-ol7 PRIKTED CARDS. SIZE 14'Blf 7U' . ,wordinr,';Rooms to Rent," priee 10 . amiiran jtaamesa OHtce. , onus iioor. ' lE X THou3ea T T ROOM HOUSE PJtRTtiT; FURNISHED and., garage. 896 8. 21st. - ? . .'. 7-124 f OB RENT . STRIOTIjT MODERN -8 roaa iiat 004 j erry st, 35; also strietly modern 7 room 'house 640 Mill et., 43. . i.- - v,. BBCKE -a BEKDRICKS ; U. . Bank Bldg. . . 7-f 23tf 1 pOUSES FOa-REXT THRE TODAT, ou. hgc.il at jienirtak-S. U. 8. Bans: Bldg. - - 7-f20tf 'X; -Al:flAnlCar:' Prices quoted ' ar wholesale and are pneea reeeirea br larmera. Ko retail prices are given, Ao. 1 soft white ...ft fff Ne. -1 ,aef t red ht. . . ,t ft 4 yk" - - v - -. . ... - -r . 1 Tf Cheat her - r - tM Vft aav ., ,,.it,n,.i.i , . ... i..8U Odt'and'Veteta kirioMuuu VWTW asv- aatsMT .... . ..818 . .ORK, IfTfTTOB- A3TO BEEF 10gs, 1QO-200 cwt ., ..$11.50 Hogs, 300-250 ewt ,, ,, $11.25 nogs, ewt.,,-...,.:,., t, 811.00 Light sows t .,, OU. tod Ttl j . in. I 'reaeeei real , , . ,1fn Vewa . . . . . 1Q1Ui '"POT7I,TB-r Heavy kens 18(lt 6 P ring era lorise lSQISe aligns aens EGG 3- BUTTES. SDTTEBriV creamery on: ter. 4t3 40C Butterfat. delirered.. eoe Milk, per cwt. ,.$3.15 21(it23e Eg?, standards i'ulleta - fc.. le year," thus keeping la service some cf the rresent etructure. and, re placing them rraduaUy.'' TThs- South Commercial .bridge : was, to; uuut m sucn a manner that the retaiaijjg wall 111 have sufficient time to settle. : It inust bebuilt at least two years' before the. main bridge Is put WJ'zZZ- : iiAzBwez ta, .Tsteday"i Pui-iaji Ih e 5 It I iLrAlcTI I'i pf5- - . X lZS Sli meT M TEjsk 1or E 1 D w- C Nfj8 jOjt-jG A T wig 21 A S P vJm - clr. " 5 . 77" - -' T j-: 1 l stdnIfJ. ! ! e p t s - j - J i - Advertising Dept. (tlx laser tloas) Crn Boats - Six morflhi' eontnet, pr months-J 5 13 months' contract, par mo&thl2 Itiatnusff' for say adtertisemsnt Foi; . Sale Miscellaneuos . J& ft. . 15c - Italian atne priee. Tniit " nJ Walnnt p-res. Phone 114Uii. High aa4 ferry. : iuilUnd Karsery. ;8-f22tt : Prune Trees:.;.. "Ursa French 4 to 6 f t.J' 10? ;Tff ta 8 ft. 15c. Italians una '"price. - Phone 1 MOM. -. Hith aod reivy - Fmitland Koraorr. ; - i -.,.- ' 8f22tt HOLLYWOOD fVUUZTB Ob cow,' ana . cream separator, one incubator. Pbene 100F8.;, - , . ' -8f24; HOXEY BESS AND QVEEXS "?nDKE 8F5. c , 8-ml8 THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL, COUP Ex tent married man, . ase 45, aeeka posi- tie - to-aeanare a-lMa; .nut .mixed - ranch. Thoroughly understands ithe arowinc and ffiaAafeinnt pffmlt, cat tle, hops, j-rain,' vecetable etc:; ander irrigation and dry. Life experience. -Oast-4leve4op a bin traat. . Xst. poaitiaa v in charge. of branch .paying 1000 a week in wages. Modern homo desired. Apply D. G.Tnrrlll, Boa 105, Gem, t Idaho. ' - 8 f2t POR SAIiE . MHcellapeoqa '8 ; TEAM 1509 AKD 1600 POCXDS "n4 on and names s. Also ampremord water system. Phone 118 IE. 513-8. a ist. . - v o-f24 ALFALFA..' GRAIN: HAY. TIMOTHY ana straw, gnaraaieea onauty. - prempj shipment. . . Prices npon application, Richard Nyman, .WaUa .Walla, . Wsh iastott. - - -- J - 'fii ' Staettc (; ' .-! "i. ; Nurse ry i--! S - fiei iBalsVyard at 281 Cotirt street, at Kennedy's psint shop, apposite lo- siea store. AU kinds of fmlt and sat tree.- Ir. Been' a Big French prnne a paaiatij. si item paene aaa. "a-diJS ivoja, jese jaatnia, irop. FOR . AL3 OLD KEWSPAPERS. 14 cents a handle. ClreuUtioa depanmeai Oregon Statesmsn. . t 1 Reilllilftll Dfft1 'Oft' I " xT --.- . " " And eleven other Oregon sonra te tether wit 8 fins eoTleetiea ef pstriotn songs. Mered aongsraad maay aid timt favorites. ' Afji roa i$e Jeaial prieae In onaatiiT lets) Xspecisllr Adaptable for fhool, eoa jnnnity jor .soma singing. . Sand for A Western Songster. TO pageeow 'jalu third dlUea" ' -"frttlisiei 8r-r ':' '.r',. OREOOW TEACHERS JfOKTH V 8188. -CnaamereUi- Sj Caleaa, Or. ' COTHBERT RED-RASPBERRY Plants Excellent anaHty. Fhoae ' 8F3. 8 mis 100- GLADIOLUS BULBS BLOOMING; aise, postpaid, -while ' they last 1. D. H. Upjohn, 54 8. Liberty St., galena ' Or Hi one 1T00.- - - 8-f 18tt DRAG SAWS CHEAP NEW THOMAS Strtable 4 h.pw 11 aaetal eoaatrnetioa. oanted with, two wheels. Wheel like wheelbarrow. iTas pulley for connec tion to crosscut "aiw, enornv separator. -U. "Pric4 eslBte-wita -blede at f80 each f.o.b Portland. vtLASKA JUA'K COL SOS Freat, Part land, -Oregon. Will allow 85 credit on saw it ad la eaaiosed with erdar. - 8-saia ass Notices Treerpaaa Ketfeee. sue 14 taeaes M inches, printed , on rc4 10 com eanvaaa bearing the worda, "Notice It Hereby Given That Treeepaaaing ll Strictly Forbidden On These Premise Under Penalty Of Proseention." PrM 15e seek or two for 15e. tatesmat Pablisaing Compsny, Salem, Oregon, J. ' ' - -j -' ' 8-etj JFOR BALlUTestoclc 0 .TETERBf ARIAH DR. PATTERS OS f none soss w. - -- j 8-d30d FRED W. LANGB, VETERINARIAN- 4fie480 fl. OomttereiaJ. Phone 111 Res. Phone 198. 9-m33t AUCTION SAIiES 10 PUBLIC AUCTION. TUESDAY. FEB. .24. Commencing st 1 o'clock t the iiennet Loganberry ranch at Lake La bish, 2 miles east of Brooks, 24 head of Eastern Oregon horses, rsnging from 1100 to 1600 lbs.- These horses are "broke. Age ire to eight years aol ia "ItOOD FOR SAtU 11 r WOOD TO MOTE AT ONCE, 2 CAR loads seeosA growth,- first cists wood, 85.85, f.b . Salem. Geo. T. Gratee, Black Rock. : Oregon. ' ll-f2 16-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH oaK and ash. .Phone 18F3. . II. D. May- field. - - H-fl8tJf LENAKER SAWS WOOD Phone 20011. Il-nil2. DBT WOOD, FOUR FOOT AND 18 Iaeh. vry mm wood, $4.7 per lead. Phone 1878-W. llrnU 18 INCH BLOCK WOOD 8S.75 PE3f load; 4 lend $14. Phone 1878-W. - ' -- :-- ' , GOOD COAL I1T WOOD 1 PROMPT DELIVERIES.' EILLM AN S UZU CO. i - PHONE 1854 ,-: ' - - . - ll-j2tf CRT WOOD FOR BALE Phone 854 M 821. . , . w - - ..U-BI WOODSAWIN0 JUDD AND SCHMIDT. Phono 143.. . - - ll-jisq DRT SLAB WOOD FOB SALE AH 6eeond growth. Phone 1758. HF2a ST GRADE OF WOOD . : , 4 ft. and 16 inch. . ' Dry, mill wood. ' ' Dry and green mill weed. . Dry second growth fir. Dry and old fir. Dry 4 ft- S"h. f - , FRED JB. WELLS ' ' i ProShpt delivery end resoB:!e Vtirn 2SQ South. Church. Phone 134 J. 11-ab J BEST SECOND GROWTH FIR $7? $8. CaU llil. - ; Il-d2. J 1 16 INCH AKD FOOT WOOD OF AU kinds. Pn'es treasonable and pron-H ' delivery. 1 ' e losn.V. - . - I VIOLIN AND PIANO INSTRUCTION"? -ri'en in xehaaafor. work. Cred rs . given. Phoae I0I8J. 13 t5 EX CArABLE, INTELLIGENT. YOU.V i lady, excellent bookkeeper, or in d i- tist a or doctor a office, boat, r- feMnan. . , ,. , - U-f.i 1 1 1 v r I V :t; - as sa' ity uork. ilea a tUtesman. 1-