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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1925 Market P2ace Mssified Secfiioe alem's- Great 1 . " va 7JT. :lT.V- ;5 i 1 V; - I . rv I y 1 r. -1 it WOOD FOR SALE 11 iBJSSr S99?P growth n& t: oa i ww. om uib 41-s7S . M INCHi AND 4 FOOT WOOD Of AU jt k1- -Wh reasonable ud prompt ArHwmrr .Phone IftAH-W. 1 tlSt WAXTKD Employment 13 Xrrrw iv . vn . ... . ... I given in ejrt house (or work. Credit 1 given, i faone 1518J. 12-125 ! CAPABLE. - JXTELLIGEXT, YOTJNO I lady,, excellent bookkeeper, or in den- tietS or, doctor's office. 6d84, ear 1 SmUemaau - is-f2 I V-'.NTED TRACTOR PLOWIXO OB Any tractor work to do. 8om farm t 7 implements for aale. Phene Tf3. I I ' ; ... .. 12-m4 4V ANTED HlscoUjuaeotu IS WASTED PRIVATE at ON It T VO. farm toaaa. Wo have several epptlee 1 tiona ee head. Hawkins Roberts, lac 305 Orecea Build tag. ta-ddtf HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID WE boy fimruiii(. usea rorairare, tools, ran. apeeia.- eld metal and need ears. lit 'er prieo before yoa selL Phea SOS, T l Center St. 13-fl7tf PAID FOR FALS TEETH Amtll mill, nlatlnum mm A AmmmAmA " lewolrv. Hnka Smaltlne i R'ii Co. Otaege, MUhigaa. U-jtTtf WOODBT THE need faraJrore AUCTIONEER BUYS tor cash, .Phone all. 1 unrt. MISCT5LLAXKOUS 14 .ROOM AND BOARD GOOD HOME. Phono 2062-W. . 14-fJa eaaWeal Welding Works m9 rrrr Btroe i Phone 864 , He teaefc alootria aa4 aeetyleae weld tog. . Waldr ol 1 year experience a teacker. 14f39 WE STORE TOUR HOUSEHOLD Goods J or aarthing yoa bare, by the week, I vioatk. or year. P. A. Eiker, coraar U Liberty and Ferry. Pkooe 12L U 14-ffttf HICLP WANTED Female 17 I A WOMAN TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK . , and care for baby. References requir I ed. Phone 1I95W. - 17-f25 HELP WANTED Miile 18 WANTED TOCNO MAN ABOUT 19. to make himself useful around repair : a hop. Address- Box 33, care States- 18-f21tf SALESMEN SO XT ED EXPERIENCED AUTOMO- wtie sales ma a. Most furnish good refer- ence and bo first class man. Apply Ralston Motor Co., Albany, Ore. Dodge Bros, dealers. SO-f26 WANTED AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for popular Una of cars. Will make aa attractive proposition to right party. Irvln'a Oarage. 324 Broadilbia St.. Al- oany. uregon. - zu-t2 POULTRY AND EGGS 21 FEW LATINO HENS 73c EACH. Route s 4. Bos 14. H. M. Perry. 81-f23 kIB HATCHING EGGS BABY chick, and hens.. Phono SfS. 31-mlV VANTKD RH0DK ISL.1ND BED flET ting hen. Phone 7lK4, 2i fa3 ANOONPA hatching. COCKERELS Phono 972-R. CUSTOJ 31-ml2 IXJR SALE 14 HENS.' 1239 Broadway. - ,, i . 2J-f27 r Salem Chickeries Headquarters for 'Baby Chicks 7 VARIETIES 264 N. Cottage Salem Phone 400 ' , . ai-futt ZOOS FOR SETTING Buff Rocks. Bufl Orpingtons. A few . cockerels. Wkru : Fekln doeka. Stock and egg.' Squat breeding pigeons. R. K. Poultry and Squab Ranch. -2101 Roosevelt St, Aberdeen. Weak. 21-125 BABY CHICKS BLACK MINORCA8. BP Rocks. Rt Reds. Leghorns and Jer sey GiaoU. Flake's PeUand, 273 Bute Vol Hatching eggs, pullets, cockerels. Phone LEES HATCHERY - ' tl-fHf " " ' - : LOST AND FOUND 23 LOST PURSE CONTAINING 920. Phone tS 83F14. Reward. 22-f27 LOANS 24 g $2000 TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY, ' H. E. Brown or Melvia Johnson. 24f25 CTTY BUILDINO AND RESIDENCE loans. Payable like rest. A r. BOHRXSTEDT k. Realtor, Loans, Insurance 1 147 Ne. Cow'L St. Salem. Oregon. - I - . 24 f22tf ' SVfB ARB IN A POSITION TO. HANDLE dairy cattle loans, twenty months time. iii interest T per coat, repeia a per cent monthly. Oregon-Idaho Dairy Loan. E Sutherland, ' Canby. Oregea. 24-m4 MOSEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROP' I erty. either building aad losa plan or j private money. . Farm loses with In surance company money at 6V with remmissiea added. Ralph H. Mevnray, 1 Nos. 6 aad 6.- Steevea-Meore Bldg- Sa lem -fiaf REAL ESTATE City 23 Own Your Home REPAIR SHOP1 AND FILLING STATION i Snot storage. Good location-. . A good I lease.' A bargain ..Must sell this week. I Phoae 589J. 4- . . 1 . " 25-126 IS THIS REASONABLE 910 DOWN: 910 a moath take choice good lot I 00x105. Price 9250. : Abstract. ! Near t rar. See them now at 9250. Becke ; A Heedrieks. U- 8. Bank Bldg. 23 f22tf i FOR SALE FOCU ROOM HOUSE. GA f ; race, hen house, -water, lights. South r4alem. 91150. Strictly modern sin room bungalow, corner let. paved .street, ga II 1 rage, walking , distance. South Salem 9t800. Neat four room bungalow 91. 750. 285 acre tana Waldo hills, ased era house, rood barn, with slock and implements at only a little over) 9100 ner acre and will take some trade flsa station. 91100. Grocery store at Invoice. Seven room bungalow to trade for rlos in acreage. 'F. L.WOOD. 341 8tate St. I , , . - ' 23 f22tf Mr ST SELL 7 ROOM MODERN House en State.--Mertcage $3500 at 5 '4 per rent.-93 3SO cash. -uare Deal Realty Ts.. "202-3-.U." -8. Bank Bldg. 2S-f25 V; ROOM BCSQALOW. BUILT IN. Base merit, garage, paved street. $2700, -.a rmam w house. East Salem, fnr . nsrtlr furnished, paved street. sisnn room modem house, north Cottage treet. corner lot. nrage, 9ovvm. -m iMilem house. East Salem, bw. hardwood floors, variety t fruit. 5 WINNIE PrrTTTJOHati ' Real Lor REAL. ESTATE City 23 LOTS! LOTS! LOTS1 f 25 cash, a 10 pr month bora a bean tiful lot oa paved afreet. Cement walke shade trees. Cbilds A Both tel. 540 Stat street, i z3-f24tf j SPECIAL 8XAP8 room, barn, tenth Salem, 9500 if taken at once. 9300 cash. 4 room new, modern buna!ow, jer ag, sooth Salem. 92000, 9150 cask, balance $15 and interest monthly. rooms modern. 1st class condition, near state house, garage, fruit; owner leaving Salem, only S3750. $1000 cash. rooms, modern, south Salem, good comer lot. soma fruit; a real buy at 13050, terms. t &OCOLOFSKT 341 State St, i 2.Vf23 HAVE INQUIRIES FOR MODERN RES Ideaees. Call and list them at one, or phone 1718 and ear representative will alL Customers waiting. Homo ReaKy Co 16 S. High St. 25-125 ' 12300 I V ; .: . FIVE. ROOM COTTAGE Extra roomy. IOt &xl32 with east front and nice lawn. Lota of fruit. In North Salem, rapidly growing section. Street is first class macadam to pavement. Faces ts obscured sunrise and is a cosy, homey place. Wonderful value. Easy terms. HARRIS Masonic Temple Phones 795, 1942.T i - . 25-f25 CASH TALKS HERE NEW MODERN 6-room homo dose in oa N. Summer. FuH cement basement, extra largo fur nace, fireplace, ldy and fruit room, ga rage, hardwood, etc,. block to uni versity. Owner must sell now for cash. Beeke A Hendricks agents, U. 8. Bank Bldg. - , : 25-f22tf Close ia 4 room house S250O : Close ia 5 room house $250 ' Close ia a room house 94SOO -Close ia 6 room modern bouse 96000 Closer ia 7 room house 2 bath rooms, large lot, business location, $8200. House with 3 apu. large lower floor for your family, best of business lo cation, ail this for 98000 oa easiest payments. Furnished house with 2 bath rooms, elo"e in, 93800. ' . Grocery store; will iavoiee. Grocer store building lot and' building, goods, shelves, counters, cases, fix teres, moaev ia till, trade thrown ia; all for 95500. Want 92000 on good security. We Wrife Insurance GERTRUDE 3. M. PAGE. Realtor 492 N. Cottage St. 25-f22tf NEAT. NEARLY. NEW! 5 ROOM HOUSE modern, with full basement, furnace, laundry trays, iiilt-in kitchen,, light airy bedrooms, plenty of closet room. Walking distance down town. Paved street. 94200 ; $SOO down. 5 acres near Pacific highway sonth, good 4 room house, barn, chicken house and good well, fJaOO. Almost any terms. . - - j ' 5 acres 2Vi miles from State and CommereiaL 5 room house, chicken house and garage.- 3 acres in strawber ries. To esehsnge for eity property. - see J. A. M1L.I.S 331 M State St. 25-f25 PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY 7'V wording "For Sale, Enquire At." Price 10 cents esch. Statesman Business Office, Ground floori 1 ARE YOU IXTEREBTED IN A NEW HOUSE I - A nice new 4 room house, large lot Mast see this to appreciate it. Another new house for $3000. ' S rooms, conveniently arranged. Cement walks. A large lot. A fine 6 room honse close in. Lot 60xt0O A bargain, for 94000., . . An 8 room plastered house. . Would make excellent apartment house pa, it. so close to business section. 93500. , A grocery stock and fixtures, in a fine location. Will invoice the stock. A tine trade already established. Some terms if moved quickly. Do yon want a fine grain farm! Here it' is. . HO acres in one of the bent farming localities. Will trade for small acreage, or take in town property. J. F. ULRICII 122 N. Com'L. Phone 1351 1 23 f26 MACK PENN BROAIKASTING Notice Grand Opening of t Real Estate from V. 8. National Bank Bids. Jnst arriv ed, a 4 room plastered house, new. out north, a snsp for 91200 and $200 will handle it. 5 room house with wood shed and cow shed, and 1 all new for 91700 and that means famished, only 9300 down ; 6 room house with larre wood house, on paved Btreet. 1 lots, price 91950, terms: 5 room bungalow with room for 3 additional rooms in attic, garage and basement, price 92500 with - 95QO down; 5 room house, new, on pav- ei- street, strictly modem for 93450. terms: 6 room house strictly modern on pavement for 14500: A splendid home en Court street. 8 rooms. 1 lots, price 3750O furnished. 91000 will handle it: Small house close for 92000 with 9100 down snd no interest. MeGILCHRIST A 1 PENNINGTON 209 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 140 v - . . j 25-f25tf FOB SALE OR TRADE -Grorerr store with living rooms doine a rood paying business. Price 91800, want a home, will pay or as same difference. See Childs t Beeh tel. 540 State Btreet. 25-f24tf MODERN HOME ONE OF THE BEST on North Winter street, close tn. large lot. ravage. 95000. terms. Close in modern homo on North Liberty. 93500, terms. 4 room modern plastered honse 91950, eavy terms. room house paved streets all oaid. 8180. pay like rent Corner lot 60xl0O, fine location, for 91 50, City property for acreage. See Barber. 200 Gray ! Bldg. 25-f20tf VACANT HOUSES TERMS. WE Have five reasonable buys on smsll homes right now where owhers would rather sell than rent. Come in Becke A Hendricks. U. H. Bank Bldg. 2.Vf20tf V EXTRA GOOD BUYS Coxy 4 room bungalow, easement. fireplace. ' 92450; SHOO down. 4 room furnished cottage. 2 fine lots. 5 blks. from Stste house. 91 400. 3 room cottage, fine lot, paved street, la East Salem, 9950. , 7 room house. 3 good lots. East Sa lem. 92100; eaay terms. Coxy 5 room modern bungslow, fine lot. garage, near high school. 93600, easy terms. - I . See us before investing PERRINE MARSTERS Commercial Club BM;. 8Vf20tf MINUTE MOVIES Btn o I7VN3. Ttwvri? rme NfcM& or ED WHECLAN ! NEW SHAJv SiMlCWAL SE'L ..STMTlruS I 5 REAL. ESTATE City 23 SPECIAL 1 acre of fine land in north Salem on good street. Lots of fruit. A bar gain for 1200. Will take light car. THO MASON 33 114 State St- 25-f26 GOOD BARGAINS 6 room house on paved street near Center, now vacant, distant owner Price 91750. 3 room bungalow, basement, furnace, garage, large lot in south Salem. Want house, clone in. would pay difference. 7 room house and garage on north Snmmer street. Lot 60x125, price 93, 500. - New 4 rovia bring-slow and bath in north Salem. Price 92200. Good lot on Hood street, price 650. 5 room bungalow oa N. 5th street,. Price 93350. KRl'EGER. Realtor 147 N. Com'l Phono 217 25-125 . , - FOR SALE i Good paying business 93200, well located, long lease, cheap rent, bear inspection. See Childs A BechteL 540 State St. 25-f24tf HAVE TOU THE MUNt A big discount in a 935O0 6 room bungalow if first payment ia half cash. " Easy terms. 6 on balance. Haa to bo seen to be appreciated. See soon Wm. Fleming. 341 State St. Paved street, close to car and school. Kant froat. 25-fl5tf 6 ROOM HOUSE FRUIT. YES a Dozes fine bearing cherries, .. etc. Price : re duced from 95O00 to '9354 to move : now. Terms. Close to all schools. p ing. etc Becke A Hendricks. U. H. Bank Bldg. 25-f20tf WE CAN SELL YOU a nice litle basinets on State street clearing around 92UO per month for 9200O. Investigate this you can handle the business if you have the money to buy it. MeGILCHRIST : A PENNINGTON 209 U. 8. Bank Bldg Phone 140 25f25tf THERE IS MONEY IN REAL ESTATE" BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN 7 room house, basement, garage, built two years ago. East front. Oaks addition, 93500 for quick sale. FOR TRADE Fine 60 acre farm, near Eugene, for Salem property. One of the finest farms ia the Wil lamette valley. 180 acres, all under cultivation, excellent buildings,', elec tric light, telephone, etc. Psved high way, 1 miles to normal school, place . must be seen to be appreciated. We write insurance, RICH U REIMAXN Realtor 4-5 6 D'Arcr Bids'. Phone 1013 25-f21tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SO 20C WANTED A-l INVESTMENT Best of security. Box 78, care States man. 26-f25 SOME COUPLE INVESTMENT. Here's mall apartment house that will make yoa borne aad good income. Furnished. 9430O cash necessary, balance long time at 4. This is genuine bargain. in vestigate. Becke tz Hendricks. C. S. Bank Bldg. 26-f20tf REAL ESTATE Trades 27 SBfO-VD MORTGAGE TO TRADE FOR -Salem : property. Will assume. Mort eaze on food 80 acre farm. Becke A Hendricks. U. S. Bank Bldg. 27-f22tf TRADE 97 ACRES IN WALNUTS AND filberts, well located oa paved road Will trade for farm or city property. Would consider Montana farm in ex change. Becke A Hendricks, U. S. Bank Bldg. ai-f22tf QUARTER. SECTION OF ALBERTA land in rood farming aistrKt to treae for Willamette Valley property. 1085 N. Commercial St 2?-il3tf REAL ESTATE Farms 28 SO ACRE FARM RIGUT. EVERY acre good and clear. fruit and hemes. Grains and hay.- Some stork and equip ment. In Central Howell district 95000 necessarv. Becke A Ueudricks, h. 8 Bank Bldg. 28-f20tf . - LOOK We have aold 3 farms for rash in the last 40 days snd we can sell yours if you hsve it-priced right. . If jott have anything to sell or exchange, list it with THOMASON 3314 State St. 28-f26 HIGH CLASS TRACT f 7000. EIGHT acres and modern . house Just : outside Halem oa Davinr. Loads of bearing fruit, berries, nuts. etc. Reasonable terms and Quick possession. A real reason for sellinc Quick. Becke A Hen dricks. U. S. Bank Bldg. 28-f20tf 18 ACRES 99500, JUST Outside Salem with excellent set bid., lots ot fruit, a. screa timber, etc. Terms ana imme Atmtm nosseasion. Becke A Hendricks V. a. Bank Bldg. - - 28-f20tf Rel Estate To Exchange 29 ACREAGE WANTED IN EXCHANGE for equity-ia 80 acre farm oa Pnngle road. Owner unable to work, must sell ar trade. -65 acres under cultivation. balance timber and pasture. Becke tt Hendricks. U. 8. Bak Bldg. 29-f2tt TRADE Have Ton a small tract close in with house to exchange for a 5R house oa nared. Fail-mount additioa. See W Kleminr. 341 State St. -2-fI5tf REAL ESTATE Suburban 30 92000 BEAUTIFUL 2 ACRE TRACT miit buncalow. 4 rooms, very attractive, mod welL chicken house. Some fruit, on paved atreet. close to city limits. Nee Childs A Bee h tel. 540 Stste bt . '., ,: 80-f24tf NOWHERE IN OREGON CAN A PER . son find a better located suburban home aad eh ieke - ranch 4haw - I am offering at 94200. Only 4 milea from Salem, en paved road; 13 acres of real garden soil, good drainage, large barn, 4 room bouse. 3 chicken houses, well f good water piped to house and barn. - family . fruit. 8 aerea fall graia i . 4 . M tnran Harries, erood cow. Ww. chickens and implements, all " - . T will eia rood terms but mus k... anma eah Address Mrs. O. J v..rrl U . TVrtT 22. Salem. 30m 13 (AU 1BALPM McEEFi, OF 5c.i3,iVE.eLAa:- MAJLER.-TWE rAVSTEJi- gKX"Vciico . ftCWEME OF )SHQ A 1 CAReFi -PKSEOAl To : ESCAPE D6 TEC- "ON fey the AU7ofcme? f USED CARS FOR SALE 31 SPECIALS 1923 Chevrolet sedan.9000 1924 Chevrolet aedaa like new 750 1921 Chevrolet tour. Snap 17S 4 3 late Ford touring's, look like new. (EASY TERMS). ; NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. 3t-f24tf .E 1924 BUICK TOURING MASTER SIX with Kex eocioiture. new cord tires, two spotlights, motormeter and bar cap. bumper and 1925 license .130U 1924 Ford Tndor aedaa, balloon tires. Strouiberg carburetor, water pump, shock absorbers aad automatic wind shield swipe. . ..9550 1923 Dodge roadster, A-l condition. A : real bargain 96O0 : 19-3 Dodge coupe fully equipped. overhauled 9775 1921 Dodge touring, cord tires and extra equipment u 9475 1923 Overland touring 9375 (TERMS) . BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. 1 r ' 31-125 Bargains at Certified Public Motor Car Market SEDANS 1924 Stode. Lt. 6 91283 1923 Ford 4-door., 550 COUPES 1923 8tT . 485 1923 Maxwell 730 TOURINGS 1923 Essex 4 .-. ; 6f0 1924 Studebaker..... 825 ROADSTERS 1922 Ford, 9150 extras 395 1924 Cleveland ! 823 Certified Cars U block north of postoffiee oa Church St. 31-128 rKRTIPIED USED CARS ' What we mean by ,a certified used ear ia that when we sell a certified used car it must be just like we repre sent it. If not we wdl give them tne privilege ot turning it back in oa any other used ear that wehave ia stock at the price paid. ; ' . We list here a few for your approval: . 1922 Overland touring $273 1921 Oldsmobile inclosnre ... 500 ' 1921 Dodge enclosure 480 : 1921 Hupmobile touring. - 650 1922 Dodge touring 450 ,1919 Studebaker sedan, fiOO" ; Overland Red Bird.. 530 We also have Fords, Chevrolets and Overland at S50 and up that will be sold as is. "After We Sell We Serve F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 219 N. Commercial St. 3-fl9tf GOOD USED CARS Essex 4 coach Maxwell tourin; Ford truck 9700 ..... 49 450 Dodge road iter.. . 295 I)vdge touring Ford sedan . , Hudson tonring-.V Gray touring., 4.-,-.. Ford touring I'aekard to'irrng. ....... Packard winter top.. 255 275 295 , 500 . 155 . ...1550 .I7S0 The above cars are good values and will bear investigation. Liberal terms. 1 if desirea FRED M. POWELL , Motor Cars-' Corner of Cottage and Ferry 3lf25tf R. N. MacDONALD Msrmon Dealer ; r..i tu-i y-.r. state St. I The following used cars for aale at real Bargain Prices and best tenua town: ... . . Franklin roadster Hupmobile touring ' Hudson 7-Pa. touring , Ford touring Guaranteed service on every car sola 31-f21tt nA.n rarn PARTS FOR HALF OR . vi-1.- n. moret Money back i ::;..tM.' Scheelar Auto Wrecking Co. Look for the orange fvont. Day k, 819. Nirht Phone 503. 108 k. Commercial St. "Built to u 31-J13M Used Ford Specials 1923 4-door sedsn 1924 touring . 0 1923 touring 2. a 1923 coupe, lots of extras 37j 1922 coupe 35 - '1924 roadster rf-J 1920 touring srith starter 145 1918 1-ton truck ! . 1935 license Included (EASY TERMS) r 33 more models to choose front Valley Motor Co.. i 260 N. High Phone MS ' f 31-i26tf TRIBUTE IS PAID TO US MINISTER AT BANQUET (Continued from page 1) . , . calmlr. nerer from, either side with sour words." M. Jusserand brought his audi tors to their feet cheering when he paid homage to "that noble character. President , Coolidge, that man of few. but ever appro priate words. j Touchingly he recalls that he had handed Ws letters of recall to President Coolidge In the same room In the White House where 22 years previously he had pre sented his ambassadorial creden tials to President Roosevelt. right protected by The Qeorga Matthew dams Serric fiT be lojo- s lb Tve MAZARDtS Op HAZEL." Sf2c? NJMtcM feAT- WAXEL DElE AS IN FAMOUS LAty- DETcrCTivE WAZcL RMUTT AWt SHOVS TS LVwwiNS lTTte STAR IN SOME Or- TME MOT M AZAf5DOU 3 ZTVMTS EVER, AT TtrApTfcD feCF Tr CAMEBA L ' ' ' - - ' - 1 m . -- - - - dm lit .ik IJ j- v. -sv. . a a as w m v ar at m i i m ! CLASSIFIED Of Reliable Business I 11 in AMBULAItCE AMBULANCE SERVICE, DAY OR night. - Phone 668. 173 South Liberty. GOLDEN AMBULANCE: PHONES 609 sod 83-R. Day or nifht ervl-e. M4tf AUCTIONEERS F. N. WOODRY Expert Livestock, furniture, real estate AUCTIONEER Res. 1610' N. Summer Pfacae 511 for sales dates. L. E. TALBOTT Auctioneer Pkoae 470 202 V. 8. Bask Bldg. 115 O: SATTERLEE Auctioneering - Rooms 25-26, Breymaa Block Phone 40 or 121 l-J. iue 12tf BATTERY AND ELECTRICIANS R. D. BAKTON ESJDE BATTERIES starter and generator work; 171 South Commercial. vmm d Phene 198 COURT ST. JOK WILLIAMS BICYCLES AND REPAIRING LLOYD E. RAM8DEN DAYTON BtlCY cles and rermirins' 87 Court. BRASS BRUMIHa. RAYBE8TO8 BRAKE STATION Sou4h Commercial St. Phone 102. 275 CHIMNEY SWEEP LET "PRESTO" CHIMNEY CLEANER do your dirty work. Satisaction guar ent-eed. Year dealer has it. d-24tf CHINESE REMEDY . L. L. DICK L. M. HUM Chinese Medicine Company Help any known disease. 420-426 State. . s s-30tf CHIROPRACTORS DR. jO. L. SCOTT, PSC CHIROPRACTOR 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Phone 87 He. 8Z n- K.. :leam RS A DYERS SALEM CLEANERS AND DYERS. 121 S. Commercial. Phone 1868. Ws ape cialize on one Har service. DRESSMAKING CORSETS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE. Dressmakinc. Mrs. Carrie Fiaber. Me Coraack building. j-lltf PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY TVk" wording, "Dressmaking"; price 10 cents each. Statesman Business Office, tfrnuad floor. " DRUGGISTS EIBOTRTCIAMS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. MASONIC building.1 Phone 1200. ' , 4 . ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLY Co- Phone 1924, 222 N, Liberty. F L E E N E R E L E O T R I C : C O. House wiring by hour or contract. -s timatea - furnished. Phone . 980471 Court St. - ' - BYE EAR NOSE THROAT DreiHarold M. Brown EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. 320 V. 8. Bank Bide, l'l.one 2134. j-14tf FARM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, send 15e to the Pacific . Homestead, 8alem, Oregon, for a three - mon'hs trial aubscription. Mention POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT, TWO eent a tamps . for special three months' . trial, for- the best snd eldest journal in the west.. The articles aad advertise ments are of sDecial interest ' to the poultry breeders of the N orthweat. . Northwest' Poultry Journal. 211 Com mereisl street. Salem. Oregon. FINANCIAL FOR 8 ALE FIRST AND SECOND Mort gages' Trust Deeds, Contracts oa houses Will net 6 to 30 BECKE A HENDRICKS U. 8. Nat'l Beak ' Jl-tf FARM rOAN8 PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on good farm security. CITY, LOANS We are loaning Pru- dentin! Insurance Company money on eity residences and business property, at 5Vt, plus a eomaissioa. Hawkins . A Roberts, Inc, 205 Oregon. Building. ' - . d-14tf FARM LOANS LESS INTEREST, longs? time, no commission. Protects 'against adversity. City loans, lowest rates, j. monthly installments, pre-pay-menr privileges. J. C. Siegmaad. room 2, over Ladd A Bush bank. LOANS MADE ON GOOD CITY PROP erty at a low rate en the easy payment plan, so at end. of year you are all -paid ap. Farm loana oa large or small tracts private money. See first and you will go no further. O. W. Laflsr, '410 Oregon Bldg. Farm Loans ' ANDERSON A RUPERT -.406 Oregon BniMing FLORI2T1 CUT FIX)WERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS, funeral wreathe, decorations. C. F. Rr-ithsupt, florist, 123 N. Liberty. Ph. 880. - - ' -Trade Mark ltxIirW Sl .JtjT WEfSE IM THE. OLt U 5" A - BUSINESS and Professional Firms Arranged in Alphabetical Order for Quick Reference FRUIT BUTER WAKD K. RICHARDSON. Salem. Oregon. fch-i FTJHXBAX. DIRECTORS SALEM MORTUARY, FUNERAL DIREC r tors. 210 Center. Phone 1656. FTJRBTTTJRE STORES GIESE FURNITURE CO. Q U A L I T Y furniture for leas money. Ill Court. Phone 464. PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE NEW aad second hand furniture: 271 - N. Commercial. HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING, 6 AND 8c 153 S. High m25 MRS. C. E. MILLER, HEMSTITCHING, stamping, buttons. Room 10, over Mil ler's store. Phone 117. HEM 8TJTCHIV G. STAMPING. PLEAT- ing. The Petite Shop, Mom 6, over Busicks. n29tf SALEM ELITE H EMSTITCHING pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work; 328 Oregon Bldg. Phone 379. INSURANCE WARREN F. POWERS Life, Accident, Fire, Automobile 219 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 607 Insure Your home or ear aow Phone 161 BECKE A HENDRICKS n. 3. Bank Bldg LADIES TAILORING D. H. M0SHER TAILOR FOR MEN and women. 474 Conrt St. LAUNDRIES CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY Phene 165. Service with a smile. - Uualitr work. 1264 Broadway. J-14tf fRY THE HOME WET WASH LAUN- dry. Phone 171. 1356 B atreet. j 17tf SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY 316 8 Liberty street. Phone 25. oldest, larg et ami be -t. Established 1889. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED BY THE Capitol City Bedding- Co.. 1190 North Capitol. Called for an delivered. All work guaranteed. Phone 19. fltf MEDICAL MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Phene S17-W. MUSIC STORES SHERMAN CLAY A CO., PIANOS Steinways. Duo-Art aad others. Moore a Music House, 41.- Court street. ; , GEO. C WILL PIANOS. PHONO crapha. 'sewing machines, sheet music, and piano studies. Repairing phono graphs and sewing machines. 432 State atreet, Salem. TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick. II. L. Stiff Furni tore Co., Music Dept. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic diseases. 415 Oregon Building. ' Phone -1 10. NURSERY STOCKS FRUIT, NUT AND SHADE TREES Penrcy Bros.. 237 State. PACKING AND SHIPPING FOR EXPERT FURNITURE PACKING and shipping, call Stiff's Furniture - Pfre. Phone 941. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE decorating, paper hanging, tinting, etc. lieliaMe workman.' PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED Pl ane tuner. Leave orders Will's Music Store. PLUMBING PLUMBING AND GENERAL REPAIR work., Grsber Bros., 141 Liberty Phone 550. M9t.f RADIO SPLITDOItF RADIO. SALES AND SERVICE No better radio made at any 'price. : 9aam Caoo High A Trade fl3tf RADIO DOCTORS SALEM ELECTRIC CO. ' F. 8. BARTON, Prop. Masonic Temple Phoae 1200 Radiolas : For Every Purpose Every Purse All Standard 8isea v af Radio Tube . .IK A EOFF ELETRI0 SHOP 837 Court St Phone 48 ' REPAIRING ALVIN B. STEWART 347 Court St. Umbrellas, OuUery and Keya Lawn mowers, raior blades, scissors, knires and tools shsrwewed SCAVENGERS BOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE OAR bage and refuse of all k'nds removed by the month. . Reasonable rates. Cesa pools cleaned' and ' dead animals re moved Phonesr Office 35 r Res. 205t. Registered U. 8. Patent Office aSwSSaaams3Ba3assaiasaaasasoata HA1 IlMAGwNJE A" BLACKMAILED SO WSc;rJ-4 AfJfc SO CCVSireMPTlBLE TWAT ME . . VStJ A CARiCiER. -icjEOM To bO ; VlLE " S A &Pt OF AN ' IDEA BUT IT COULDST OO ON -N- neriNiTti y not nvi w lav re TtCTiNt KNUTT f5N IWF JOB - HERE. WE SrFIlT". A Tt?AiWED'CAP'eR"1 , Hifjii OWE OP TT4E 7rOVSAAir DOLLAR BILLS TiEi To lS l3 - V tiARr? PLAV -TUlS MOVJEL -mRlLLER - iCT 1 SEEM A3 A V&OTH VEAXS AcJO is.i AtlSTfSAUA ANE LATER, AS THE TfeVJMP TWATCME IF W CAAJ.AKS IP5l AMCHE. ROOGe , Jte?&ECT MOAJEy. AD OTHER OLD FANOriTE ARE. SE&i Tr ADVrAAiLfWj. t-J-.a.. ... DIRECTORY SECOND HAND GOODS WANTED EVERYTHING IN CLOTH- ing and shoos. Best prices pair. Cap ital Exchange. 342 North Commercial. Thnne IRaa W STOVES AND 8T0VB REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years experience. Depot National fence, sixes 26 to 58 ia. high. Paiata, oils and varnishes, etc.. loganberry and hop hooks. Salem Fence aad Stove Works. 250 Conrt street. Phone 12 1. TRANSFER AND HAULING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 State St. Phone 933. Distributing, Xor warding aad storage our specialty. Get our rates. WE MOVE, STORE AND SHIP HOU8E hold goods. Our speeielty is piano and furniture moving, we also make coun try trips. We handle the best coal aad wood. Call on ua for pricee. We give good measure, good quality and good service. Lexmer Transfer Oo. Phoae 930 TRANSFER AND HAULING OF ALL Mods. Phone 19F3. ; TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES J. W. Parker. General Manager. . Central Stage Terminal SALEM. OREGON Principle Oae-Way and Round-Trip One Round Way Trip .91.CO 91.70 . .76 1.25 . .50 .90 , 1.00 l.0 . .75 1.15 . .99 1.00 , .75 , 1.40 . 4.60 T.40 . 9.65 . g.70 1.85 9:00 . 1.60 ' 1.60 . 1.25 2.00 . 1.60 2.40 Station MeMinaviRe Monmouth Dailaa Fall City Silverton Iadepeadenoe Amity . , Tillamook He bo -Willamiaa - Sheridaa Dayton Newberg Parker Staeo linea makes big redoe tioa ia Express Rates, from 20 to 50 coats oa the hundred pounds. Reason a Vila rata oat flO.D. collecting. Bend year express by Stage aad get quicker aerviee. fall 694 for TnfoTmatiow WATER X...TM WATER. LIGHT A POWER CO Of fine. 801 Sonth Commercial 8t. Tea per eent discount on domestic fist . rates paid in advance. No deduction for absence or any cease unless water is shot off your premises TOBACCO LEVY IS FORCED BY PIERCE (Continued from page 1) tive Bates. Tobacco interests are In fyyor of the measure for It meanns more profit to them and to the; wholesalers. " That everyone recognizes that the legislature M was in a hole but that there was no heed of one class footing the bill were the ar guments put forth by ItepreMenta tive Kirkwood.' Tobacco is not the only luxury, he said, calling atten to chewing gum, candy and mov ing pictures. iBe'talr and go right down the line, "he urged. Smoking Is not a luxury but R habit, declared Representative Mott, who urged that a general sales tax t be substituted, which would do away with class legis lation of. all kinds and an extra tax on property. . GENERAL MARKETS 1 I PORTLAND. Feb. 24. Dairy produce exchange: Hutter extra 46,2c; standards 45',ic; prime firsts 45c; first 39c. - Eggs: Extras 33c; firsts 32c; pul1ets 30c; current receipts 28. PORTLAND. Feb. 24. Hay: Buying prices valley timothy $20; do eastern Oregon $22 to $24; alfalfa $19 to $19.50; clover $16.50; oats hay nominal; cheat $16; oat and vetch $19C19--Straw $8.50 ton. Selling price $2 a ton more: ; PORTLAND, Feb. 24. Grain futures: Wheat, HW. Baart, Feb ruary $1.90; March $1.94; April $1.94. Soft white February $1.83; March $1.85: April $1.86; west ern white February $1.83; March $1.85; April $1.86. Hard winter February $1.82; March$1.83; April $1.86. Northern spring February $1.80; March $1.83; April $1.86. Western red Febru ary, March $1.82; April $1.83. BBB hard February $2.12; March $2.16; April $2.17. Oats: No. 2. 36-pound W feed February $40.50; March $41.30; April $41.50. No. 2. 38-pound gray February $40; March $40. 50; April $40.50. Corn: No. 3, EY shipment February $48; March $49; AprI $49.50. MUlrun:" Standard Februarj $36.50; March. $36.50; Aprl. $36.50. ByED.WHEELAN WATCH THIS THIS SCREE M TO-MORRCV 1 MAIL - a J-t3 aC J r It's just like taking castor oil," declared Representative Carxin. 'but we might just as well hold our noses and taite tne oose. - "The millage tax has always provided revenue for the state. Representative Lonergan said. If we pass a millage tax it is vetoed by thegovernor; who is to blame? An emergency is said . to efxlst. This was not created by the legis lature but Jby the governor, who did so deliberately." "Whenever action Is forced up- . aa v s m n. on me 1 resent u, aeciarea iwv- rescntative Swan. "I call this force of character but my wife call-t it mulclshness. The govern or Is the only one I ever heard speak in favor of such a tax. I would vote for the measure if an efrort had not been made to bull- do-,e me.". Supporting the measure was Representative Bennett who point ed out-that unles3 this and sim-. ilar legislation was enacted the state faced a deficit of $1,500,000 and that property was already tax ed sufficiently. A veto by the gov ernor would be backed by the peo ple." Representative Graham neia that it was not a question of pol itics. 'If you don't want to pay the tax., quit smoking." he said. "Rep resentative Coffey said you would hear from your constituents if . it. you pass it. I ten you, you win hear more if you add another mill tax upon property." Others speaking in favor of the measure were Representative H Fitzmaurice, Shrock, Tucker. Shelton and Pierce, with Repre sentative Hazelett taking a stand against its passage. Following a bitter fight by those Interested in outdoor life, HB No. 502, calling for a 15 per cent tax upon all boards and commissions, the money going nto the general fund, wa3 passed with amend ments made while In the commit tee of a whole. Four boards are eliminated from the 15 per cent clause and will contribute only 10 percent. These are the fish, game, insurance and state market agent. Representative Kirkwood. in behalf of the sportsmen of the state. haB prepared a substitute bill that will be offered today if possible. - Other revenue producing meas ures passed included a special tax on traveling vendors .of toilet ar ticles and a tax on public utilities and-railroads, for two years only, which la estimated to raise "580,000. HOUSE SEEKS ADJOURNMENT : (CpnUnaed from page 1) is held as a stimulant to politick in the state. Among senate measures passed yesterday for the filing of statii- tics relating to marriage licensed and divorces; a jury commissioner lor Multnomah county; preventing the emptying of sewage inra creek ot McMinnville; creating the ot- fice of recorder for Clackamas county; money tor the Lake county fair; giving the governor power to transfer boys of 16 to 21 years from the penitentiary to the training school and back again if necessary; printing and distribut ing of opinions of the supreme court; authorizing railroads to furnish light and fuel to employ ees on a non-profit and non-com petitive basis; limiting the expens es of loan associations; and refer ring the ' matter of salaries for , Clackamas county officials to the people. House bills included HTJ' Noi, 510, a substitute for HB No. 152, vetoed by the governor on the ground that It , gave the railroads too much power; in acquiring" wa ter rights. The new bill specifies . that the water, rights are "not to . exceed 10 cubic feet of water per second." The change was recom mended by the governor. False representation at livestock auction ales is also under the ban and jreater fire protection for districts outside municipal corporations. The house also adopted SJU No. 17, calling for the appointment if a committee consisting of a -epresentative of the state tax ommission. the attorney general, ouse, senate, and two citizens, to ttudy Indirect methods of taxation ind report back to the next ses sion of the legislature. SALARY RAISES ARE DEFEATED (Continued front page 1) ilared that the superintendent was entitled to a larger salary. Seven teen negative votes were cast. . Those voting against the In crease were Senators Reals, Rrown, Carsner. Corbctt, Dunn, ddy, Fisk, Carland. Hare, Kin tey, Lafollet,. Staples, Strayer, Taylor, Toozc, Upton and - Zim merman. ; , - The, bill . proposing increase f from $3000 to $3600 for the -lairy and food commissioner met with a similar fate, and was de feated, with 18 negative votes, al though the list of senators voting against this bill differs somewhat from the preceeding one. Senators Banks. Carsner. Clark. David. Dennis. Dunn,- Eddy. Flsk. Kin ney. , Klepper, Lafollet. Kitner, Staples, Strayer, Taylor, Tooze, Up ton. Zimmerman and Mosor -were I lined np ba the opposition side. t . v t S A ; i 7 f .16-Orezolt BIdi. . :. . r 5 f2SU SMMMMWMaHaWVaiMwnM , ' ' ' ' , . . i. ... '..-; : i v. , vt ---sZ...- ' j a. -- ft s