THE OREGON. STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON
1 '
" SUNDAY MOBNING, UARCH.I5, 1523
I
chtjech or chxut
1 COURT STREET Corner North. Court
aad North Seventeenth streets, Rev. R.
14 Putnam, minister. Bible school, 9:45
mi nu, Chris Kowits,- superintendent. Mu
sic furnished by Miss Tomer's orches
tra. A graded school with classes for all
afes. The Loyal lien are io a contest.
Let the men of the church find out what
side you are on and boost for a "big class.'
Junior following- the communion service.
Morning- worship, II a. m. ' Sermon:
How to Be a Successful 8oI Wiener."
Xo. 2, a message for erery member: The
fanersl service of Bro.-J.-A.-Poage wrlf
be held af ihe' TerwiHiger' FuaeraT'Tar
Jors at 2 p. m. The gospel teams
Will . visit the shot-in in the ' after
noon. Leo Weir, csptain of . one
team, and Mrs. Graee KowiU. the1 other.
Let - the volunteers Dike arrangement
with these csptains. If Ton know of
places where the services of these teams
will' be appreciated let either the pastor
or these captains know. Evangelistic ser
vice at 7:30. Christian Endeavor, 8:30.
I The Woman's Missionary Society of
Oregon will have a special worker from
the IT. C. M. S. headquarters at Dallas
for an all-day rally on Monday. "The to
cal women are invited. Monday,' at 7;30
alt those expecting tof help in the pre-
casier campaign will meet lor another
set-np meetinc. Thursday is chare dn-rt
Mary-Martha Society. 2 p. as.; cafeteria
roacn at oris; cnuren school, J J p. m.
All are welcome to any aim all 01 these
services. . -.
FRESBYTERXAX
PTR8T FRESBYTERlANOn Church
Itreet, between Chemeketa and Center
streets. Ward Willis Long, minister. 9:30
. m.. Sunday school. 11 i. m., morn
ing worship. Sermon : "The Constitution
ttt the Kingdom. IX When Tiiou Pra-v-
rt," by- the minister. The choir will I
Sins:. "Be Joyful in the Lord." Morse.
ri:30 d. m Youni PeODle' a Societies
jHenior, Advance Intermediate' and Inter-1
knedijte. all. .meet at the same boar in
different rooms of the ehnreh. TrSO :
so., opening meet im of ore-Easter sap-
kiees. Special mnsie and eo'ngreeatIonail
King im or large rTtorus'rnbir dttectM tjr
jtev. cosries . roling. who will also de
liver the sermon of the evening. Mr'
-onng comes ip us from jaagwsy, rt, to
vnuuci a series .or pre taster service
rhich will 'continue from -March IS tv-
Lpril 5, a more conrplete snhotincVrhent of
whirlt appears elsewhere i"fhi paper.
TTNITARIAN
UNITARIAN Cotrsrw-wnd Chemeketa
streets, Kev. Martin Fereshetian. mifattter.
t Church school at 10 a. m.1 traded- In.
sirnctlon. Class for adults in the critical
study of the gospel narratives. All are
urged to come and study- with us. De
votional services at 1 1 a.' m. ' The sub
ject of the sermon. "The Supreme Test
of Character." This sermon is also by
request. Church-going: -prsyer; alms
giving; fasting, and various rites and rit
uals are recognised as ways and aids td
salvation. .The Unitarian church', plares
the emphasis on character. Mr. Fere
shetian will preachy on the supreme . lest
to which character is subjected. He also
I welcomes and urges those- who care ' to'
sena - mm topics Healing - witn life and
religion for his sermons. Sena him your
eugion lor bis sermons. Send arm your
lubject. Mrs. M." Fereshetisn and Mri,"
'ha r let Huston will sing a doati 'The'
ord Is My Shepherd.' Mrs. W.A4
i suoject,
Lord
Dentqn at the organ. The class in pay
I caoiogy win meet as usual at the parson-'
sge on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock and
the subjeet of the Psychology of .Sects
will b-continued. 7 - -
ALLIANCE
CHRI8TIAN AND' MISSIONARY-'
Evangelist Frederic J. Boets'ii' remaining
with us over, Sunday afternoon .-preaching
services at 8 'clock and: in' the evening
at 7:30. Evangelist Beets will .bo. the
speaker at these services. Sundsy will
close the present campaign.- Monday eve:
ning is the opening of. the Missionary
(Answer
ACROSS
;i jDirferent
-5 One, who loses
9 i Drawn out and twisted into
j ' 1 threads '
itl'A clan (Lat.)' !
it ! Connecticut (ab.)
14 Surmise -
1;6 !jVnd (Fr.)
IT Hearses .
20 ! Encountered i
21 Actual
23 A stripling
24 i Dropped
25 Clear of all charges and de
p L, duc,tions .
37Mala child
28 Unite '
29. Denoting possession:
31 111 wisher !
33 One ; .: "! .
36 ,-Vegetab n ' - " ; M
33 OffeBsire !
40 Greek goddess of discord
s 42 Mournful .-. '
' 43Mad useful to man
45 A stupid fellow. ,
46 Old jTestament ab.)
47 "Constitutional !
49j-Vou ,(Span. fam.) .
56 -The od of love ? : v-.
51 first; king of Israel . , r .
53 Nickname of 1of
5l Rlvef of forgetf nlneBS in Hades
1 To agree
2 s Part, of "to Axf. T
3 Prefix meaning ;upon" ' .
5 Glass for changing direction of
- "ray;
6 Anybody f "
7 Cteafcishlp (ab.)
".-
S To contuse. sla s 5. " -
10 To secure "
It Encircla, -
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Alliance convention which will continue
through the week. Afternoon services 3
p. m. ; evening services at 7:30. The 'same
good music and orchestra will bo pres
ent, for the convention, with special sing
ing. The' convention speakers are Rev.
W W. Newberry Dean of -"The Simpson
Bible 8chool"; Rev. P. E. Brickley, Mis
Sionsries' Miss Alice Backlund of India
and Kev. E. A. Canter of India, and
Others. These missionaries are direct from
the field and wilt faring fresh facte of
interest- from-rherr respective field: Sua
ay scaooi convenes at i p. m. jrastors
Ifrr Ewen;;an.M5rs?: Casf ell,:
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CHTJTtCH OF OOD ;
134 X. CHCKCH 8TREET J. 3. Gil
lespie, "pastor. Sunday school begins
promtotly -at ; 10 o'clock and we have
geod, -Kve superintendent and good spir
itual teachers for each class. Subject r
11 a. m "Will There Be More Than
Oho General Resurrection of the Body,"
John 5 :23,29. Young People's services
at 6:4. ' Song testimony and preaching;
seTTice "at TJSOf, Singing class Wedneov
day evening at ? o'clock and prayer meet-'
ing at i :3Q. T&e public is cordially- in
vitei " to ' attend these services. - -. ' !
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XUTHERA3T t'
CHRIST EVANGELICAL State and
KigBteenth streets, ' G. ' Koehler. pastor.
viuumr wcuooi k :ou a. m. iivine ser
vice - with . aermon in German at 10:30
- - mL. . v : . '11 ;tl - -
a. in. - i nv muirci gi idq icriuuu wui oe,
'The Third Word 'From th Cross.'
Toung people's meeting at ? p. m. Topic:
"Preoaration for Winnine Othera tin
Chriat.'!:. Evening services in English at
7.-45 p. tn. Subject: ChrUt s Humilis
tion." Bible study on Thursday at 7:30
p m. Bible school eondoeted by the
pastor on Saturday from 9 to 12 noon.
Wer bid you a "hearty welcome to our Leo
te,n sertico. ' . ' -. . '. '
''V - SFISOOPAT. ! ' ' '
ST.- PAUL'S CHURCH Church street
V Cheinekets, Rev. H.. D. Chambers; reeA
tor.- Holy Eucharist at 7:39 arm.-in the
ehapel. Church school - at 9 :43. Morn
tog prayer with sermon at IT a. m. ; full
vested choir; Mrs. Ruth Emory Riddle
choir 'director. Y..P. F. in parish house;
at (7 p. m. .' All are welcome at these ser-'
V1CSS., :
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t-. -TjrjnTEn brethbejt
; FIRST Corner- Twelfth: and' Mission
treats. '.Sunday school st 10 a.-m. fWe
have efTLMent teachers' and classes for all
sars.' W,. - Wells. ' superintendent:
Preaching, 11 a. m. Subjects "Breaking
the Fallo Grohnd." -'-Eveainf; service.
Christian Endeavor. 8;3Q. Topic: Prfp
srsHionr for Winning Others to Christ.
Leader, '.Walter Wells. The, young people
are, eapecially invited to' this . service.
Preaching, 7:30. Prayer- mntinr Wednes
day evening. at 7:30; Mra. Calvin Hiday,
cists leader.. 'We will begin -a 'revival
campaign nnday, March 22, First meet
in at 11 a. m. Mrs. M. Alice Xhirham
will be the evangelist. She is one of tfasr
general evangelists, of .the church-and has
had broad' experience east and west. She
meftisges. Old' time religion will be the
is- an able speaker and will bring burning
doetrfne.' ' Don't fail to hear; her. You
ate cordially Invited t attend' any or alt
oa.heae servicee. Bring your children and
let oa wbrnhip together in the old-fashioned
wsyA Everybody welcome. Hei he
Lord, will supply all oar need according
to- His riches in (lory. Come. C W,
Tlbbef, "pastor!" j
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'International Bible Students Associa
tion Meetings' are held every Sunday in
Derby halL -Bnildiong corner Court and
High streets. Bible study 10 to 13 , a.
m., fiietiel's Temple stodf at 3 p. m.
A' cordial invitation is ' ekt ended to all
Bible, students to meet with vs.
, .EVASGCLXOAX. ,
CHEMEKETA STREET P., W, tauV
er, pastor. Sermon at li s. m., subject,
Taesday)
13 Definite article Af j
JL5 Apparatus. j
16 "Fish-' t ' '
lo Human 1
20 Two legged mammals v
22 AcidifruiV? ' ' '
24 Energy. -
26 A bondV " -
27 Body of , water i
30 To, drink in !
31 A. pet. hobby !
32 The Roman goddess olj, rumor
i and slander ' - " ; - 1
34 Epoch '
35 To 'secure another ' " '"'
37 Consume :
38 Sacks 1 -
39- Lairs t I
4f Suffix meaning 'one-who'.''
43. aty:.ia New York eUto
44 'Face of time piece ' r
4t A globe i
4Hiat : ' ' '
50 Initials of English-' statesman
connected with , the word
"conciliation" i
5Lietenant-(abj - :
nswVr to eHtertLj'g pujae?
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3 e A. S G S jELM
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KidTstY uirTgW?
rTh SlonB.. : Sormon T:30:. . suhieeCl
--Hfchen the End Comes.;' O. it Straus
baogh will, eondoet the Sunday school
at 10' a. m. Miss Effie Grimes will, lead
the Evsnrelieal League at d:30. The
pastor will conduct service at Auburn
at 3 o clocks Prayer t services every
Thursday evening, ; - '""t
FI K ST Libert y and Center ts C. C.
Poling' mitrister. Bet vices- Sunday-as II
a. nu Freaching by the pastor. Subject,
"Compassion of Jesus." Wo nuito with
th -' First r Presbyterian r Church in the
Evanrelistie meeting beginning this even
ing. Evangelist Charles S." Poling, of
Ridgewsy,: Pa., in charge and will preach
each', evening.' The members of . this
church are urged to attend regularly as
possible. Four -days in- the week there
will bo afternoon meetings., which will
be duly announced. We are expecting
a great time from the presence of the
Lord. -'Christian Endeavor, Senior society
will "meet promptly at" 6:15 ' so we' will
have plenty time to get to the meeting
in the j Presbyterian church. Junior
church at 11 a. m. in' the basement of
the church. ' The midweek ' services '. are
all called off oa account of the Evange
list! meetings. 'The " Midweek : services
will be held Tuesdsy, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday.. Time will bo announced
later. .
CHRIST! AW 8CIEKCE
Church-Corner of" Liberty and
First
Chemeketa streets. Sunday morning ser
vice at, 11 o'clock; Sunday oveninf at 8
Subject of lesson "Substance." Sun
day school at '9:30 a. ' m. "Wednesday
evening! testlmonisl meetings at 8 o'clock.
Reading room 209 Masonic Temple open
every dsy except holidays and Sundays
from 11:15 to 5:30 p. a. All are cor
dially invited to our services and to our
reading- room. .
I CBUSTIAK
FIRST Center and High" Sts., J. J.
Evans, -minister; Miss- Vivian Whisler,
church assistant; .Miss Hattie Mitchell
missionary. Dr. H.C Epley directs- the
Bible school at 9:45. A splendid school
for pupils of all ages meeting in separate
classea and departments. The men meet
in a great Bible class at the' Bligh the
ater at the aamo 'hour. .The evening
church program will include - special
Scotch songs to be given by James F.
Smart; noted for his rendition of this
type of music Other mnsiesl features
under the direction of Miss Whisler will
be" gives ' at both 'morning and evening
services. The psstor wll .presch at 11
O'clock and at 7:30 p. m. Interestng
Maiiona are conducted1 br thr roans' peo
ple at 6:30, just preceding the preaching
service. t . i
FKXEHSS -
SODTH SALEM. Cornec of Wsshing
ton and Commercial Sts., Carl r-. and
Minnie O. Miller; pastors. - Sunday school
1Q. ?, m.. Dr. Cart ,1s, MUier, suptennten
dent. Worship II a. m. Special music
by Mrs. Rassell Wright, r Christian En--devof':30
p." Evening service 7:30
p. as,. Prsyer , meeting Thursoay i :ju
p .m. -
- f OONOBXGATIONAI.
FIRST Liberty and Center Streets.
W. C. Kantner. 'minister. 10 a. . m. Sun
day school with classes for all. A Pef
and . a welcome lor you. m . u. ncvu-
lister, supt; 11 s m, morning 'worship.
Sermon subject: ' Jts ine.oiars. Xi
p. m. tinristisn Enueavor. unwr, mim.
MeCallister. 7:30 p. m. evening worship
with program of song, sermon ana pic-
. rrri wall ,1T, n It r imD
ses of Ceyhn and 4Bst island which Rob
ert iLoais Stevenson lovea 'LT"
where he is buried Somoa. -Th -dress
Will hsre as it topic, " Stevenson
the Man With a Cross and ,
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:39 p. m.
CENTRAL South 19th street. Hsrry
xit Tknun miniater. SUnaay wnwi
mmA nwniu worahio at 10 a. m. Young
Saered
...l.'. moattina- at S:3l P. m.
concert at 7:30 p .nt. The .concert pro
gram is as fouowsj: r roc V, . ' , "
tTon-J "Brightly Gleams.Oor Baner.
(Stnfts) chorus and oo, by
Newrent, Solo. Konald Craven. Oh
Be Joyol in tire Lord." (North) chorus
choi'Seek Ye th" " '
chotr and solo by- E. "E. KUiett, Solo.
Miss Mym- Gleaaon. -' 'God CaUing
Yet." (Buebush) chorus r. Ke
JO in the Lord' MMePWl)rtj
ehoir. Solo, Mrt, Goy Newgent. . The
King of JUove." (Carrie B. AdamsV chor
us -choir with 'Bole by MUa I-earl Byrev
Male' qnartet. .'Harry Gwyan. r.-I. B
Barrtck, Edgar Leach, Ronald .
Violin solo. 1y Loonard Chsdwlck. Tbo
Hoavea..1 ato Tolling." (H.ydn) -ehorn.
choir, and trio, Mr. and Mrs. 1L. W.
Bross, and Ronald Craven. Benedietion.-
. .1' ' v BAPTIST- - . '
flRST Corner Liberty and Jlarion
Streets. Rev. B. H1. Shanks. - pastor,
Bible school 9 AS. Ed Schnnko. 8npt.
Classes for all. Everybody wrieeiM.
Vominr worship 11. Prelude : Prelttde
in 4 rSulUvaiu. Ant.hem : 1 Will Rise
Again Parks. OHertory: vioEn solo.
iL.ii.i.t.lUMiI iliu Heled Selic.
Vocal solo1: I Will Enter . His Halls I
A.hloighMrs. Earl Fe.rcy
"nappy inline , , .
T4iV ; rmw Sin. Pottmde: An
A. t Oelmo.- B. Y. P. V. 6:80,
A by' Mue Veins Alexander, subjeet:
JIT ".BBrcn M . . . "7. .
ii nnn v Tisnnlo rordiallv invitea
-Arlhin 7:30. Prelude: PVe-
lude la G Rimbanlt. Anthem: Jost as
God Leads Psrks. Offertory: Andsnte
Ambroiae Thomas. Miaa Helen Selig4
Vonal daetr selected. Miaa Hilda- Amsler
and Miaa Delia Amaler. ' ermon v aa
Is Right With the rhurehf" Poatlude:
M.rch W. Kuhe.f Tho chnreh that wel
eomea strangers.
CATHOLIC
ST. JOSEPH'S Rev.- J.- R. Buck, pat
tor. Mas at 1:9X; 9:30 and high mass
and .-sermon by the pastor at - 10:80.
Benediction In the oveninr at 7:30. Len
ton devotions on Wednesday and; Friday
eveninrrst T:30. Mass on St. Patrick's
Dst. March 17th. at 8:30. On St. Jo
awph's Iey. March 19th at 8:30. Ben
ediction after eaeh maa. Both Catholic
and non-Catholics cordially welcome. '
I MBTH0DIST
'f JA80K LEE -MEMORIAL Corner
North Winter and Jefferson streets. Take
the- North Commercial street car to Jef
ferson avsaue. - Thomas Acheson.; pastor.
Leroy Walker, assistant, in charge of
the Junior -chnreh, ; Tho pablict has-a
standing "invitation to attend oil the ser
vices of this ehtrrrlr. Strangers are per
s6naTty""weTcbnied" ahd made to -feel at
home, and will esjey' tbo following ter
oioor of thavos4nr'LordB Day: School
of Religions Edneation, 8:45 a. m,, with
classes for young and old; Harry Car
penter la superintendent. Public worship
at 11 a. . Snb)et: 'The Problem and
Soltttion of Spiritual Leadership,", pastor
in charge. v A 'pre-evangelistie campaign
messsge. Rev: falker preaches (to the
Junior church down stairs at this hour.
Young people np to Id .years of '-age in
vited. Yowng people's hour at 6:30 p. m.
Wesley and Epworth Lea goes meet, in separata-
rooms for devotional serVicea. Tho
yoomg people invited to attend. Service
Of worship , and praio at 7:30. This is
eommnnity "boar and n-cordial welcome
awaits all. Good singing, splendid fel
lowship, and gospel preaching. Subject
''Jonah and the Whale." The final in a
series 'of debated , scriptures.' On next
Bands y evening, -March-2S -n -three. weeks'
evangelistic effort will be launched in
ktat church. You, are Invited to make
yon plans. lo share-in 4hia evsngelisril
effort with ns. Mid-week def otionaT
meeting of the ehnrch Thursday evening.
TjlS. forboyj junior aid lettior ergaaiui
tions. v-tTjaT" -fB"rTrTrr mrariPit.
Corner Siate "and CharcsT streets Clavs
meeting, 9:15 a. ra., George P. Litchfield,
leader. Sunday school. 9:43 a. mi H. V.
Shaakst superintendent. At the Sunday
school -bofrf-meeting, Iheld Thursday ve
ninsr, plans were msde for Decision pay
Easter morning. Morning worship. 11
o'clock Sermon by-the district superin
tendent. Dr. D. H. Leech. The onbject
of the morning, "The Secret ofjHsppy
Service. Junior worsnip service at same
hour in the annex. Subject: "A Well of
Life." ; Tho average attendance st Junior
church this month has bea 6.S. The
three leagues: First chapter. Yoaag Peo
ple's league; aeeond chapter. High Sehe!
league, and third chapter. Junior High
School -league, wilt; moet at 6:30 in their
respective places. The evening worship
Service wiU also be tn.. chsrre .of Ir.
Leech.' His evening topic as announced
Is.- Erficient Xivinjr.." The devotions!
hour. Thursday evening at 7:30i under
the leadership of Rev. M. B. Perouaagiaa.
wiU bo most helpful. All are welqome to
each of thcse services.
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LESLIE Sooth Ceamereisl and Ty
frs streets. H. rt Pemberton,. paster. Yea
are' cordially invited to attend the fol
lowing services of this chnreh: Sunday
school at 9:45. .. E A.. Kboten, tawr.
itjioicat . Cc23.cl tad tfe i,.'.!s
He Sang of Oregon
But Never Saw It
What , has been declared to be
"the first pearl of German-American,
poetry was a song' boosting
OregonL. and la. now.; made public
in this state for the first time.
It wa, written by "one ,of Ore
gon's earliest boosters who never
saw, the state but whose rousing
publicity ; efforts ; induced ? many
Americans of . that time to make
good their' claim to the Oregon
territory by actual settlement of
the land. Interesting historical
Tacts' to" this effect have "been, as
sembled" by; the Northern Pacifie
railway which this months is" en
gaged in an Oregon ' advertising
and ' publicity 'campaign, through
out the East. ; ' '"
It is ' believed that not . until
now- has this pioner promoter
ever received . any credit ,or . re
cognition in the state; which he
helped to' benefit. His name was
Alexander Come. and. the Oregon
promotion work he did was accom
plished almost 80 years ago. Just
before he was killed in atjtidn .In
the Mexican war during the battle
of Buena Vista, February 23,
18471; Conze.was born ieariSt.
Louis, Mo., and just .before enlist
ing, in the war was conducting a
private school in Milwaukee, Wis.
From there he jwent t.o Alton, 111.,
and joined a company- ot volun
teer which was then forming and
he was' 28 years old when he fell
in battle. ,
Conz wrote a song" In German
about . Oregon,,, which ,.waa printed
in a history of Milwaukee, Wis.,
and by a strange coincidence - a
translation of. this, song,' now
comes td Oregon, long after its
author has been : forgotten.
through the interest ofa Wiscon
sin man who is -doing in 1925
what ; young Conze was doing in
1846 spreading the story, of Ore
gon's, attractions to the ; home
seeker. ' :' . " - '
DtJ Charles A. Payne, lecturing
under f teachere who will help yo dis
cover the trnth of that great Book. The
Ep worth League meet at 6:30, he In
termediate League in' lieilie Han and Lee-
lie. League in the Ohnrcn. lave, intereat-ina-
meetina-s tor all younr people. ' Morn
ing' worship at 11 o'clock-. Sermon sub
ject': ? ''The Prodi ra I Son.:' Evening
meeting at 7 :ao. Subject: o iJiK
Yoa will receive a hearty welcoz&e and
wiH enjoy -the chores choir with its ex
cellent music, tbe unristian-.ieuowsnip,
the gospel in plain terms and the neigh
borly atmosphere Which mark this church.
Come with na. . Make this your home
church. : Strangers and visitors, especial
ly welcome.
. SCAKDINAVIAN Fifteenth and . Mill
streets. Rev. P. Dahlin. pastor. Sun
day, school 10 a. m-. Gust Anderson, sor.
perintendent. Morning worship in Swe
dish, 11 a. m. Epworth League, 7:15 p.
m. 1 Evening service, 8 p. :m., conducted
by Rev. . Mellvenna. . student' st tt-imbait
college. ' Prayer meeting Thursday at
7 :30 p. m. - ! - - : ' " :
' CEKTEB STREET A. P. Hiimer, pas
tor. The chnreh is located at corner -of
Thirteenth .and Center streets, and the
parsonage at 634 North Winter street.
The Snndsy services will be as follows:
Sunday school at -10 o'clock: classes-in
tho German and .English languages. - The
regular" morning service at 11 o'clock.
This service will be in thr Uerman lan,-
gusgo. This will bo tho third in a series
of sermons on "The Rapture,' with spe
cial emphasis on - The Servants." Ep
worth League meetins at 7 . o clock. lol-
lowed by the regular eveninng service. At
this time- tho pastor will begin a series
of sermons on the Revelations. They will
be of special interest. AU the evening
services will bo in tho Eagnsn language.
You will receive a hearty welcome.
MARKET STREET TREE Comerrof
Xyrth -Winter rand s-Market streets. Rev.
Mortimer C, Clarke, pastor. Sunday school
at-:s5. xr. rrann . iscnuir. snpenn
tendent. d?Iasse$ for ail sires and age
manned by consecrated teacners who De
li eve tho Bible to bo God's inspired word.
Preaching hours at 11 and, 7:45; Class
meeting at 12:1$, Mrs. Ida Garrett, lead
er. Young People's meeting - at ' 6:30;
Martha ' Jsqnet, leader. Prayer and song
service at 7:30. This church is in spe
cial revival services. The' evangelist. Rev.
Geenre T. Klein, arrived- from Spokane
last . Tuesday ond has been preaching to
intereatea congregations oaca evening. e
will presch on Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and in the afternoon at 2:43. Tho
subject Sunday afternoon' will be, "Cs
nasd. It's Discover and Exploration."
Bo will presch again in tho evening. Tho
services will continue each evening next
week, ' excepting 'Saturday.-1 All are in1
vited to' these services. ' You will enjoy
these' great gospel messages.
- " NAZARTarB - -1- .V
NAZARKXE Corner Nineteenth and Ma
rion streets, C. H." Hopkins, minister.
Sunday' school at 9:45 a. BB-, W. B, Hardy
superintendent. Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Sermon by Kev.' Mary L. Hop
kin. Subjeet: "The Great Commission.
Young People's- meeting . at :3 p. m..
Miss Hattie Meggers, president. Evening
service 7:30. Sermon ' by the -psstor.
Subject: "The Good Shepherd.!' Wednes
day evening at. 7:80. prayer, meeting. A'
blessed sesson. Come and - enjoy these
meetings with us. ' .
SPTBZTTJAXJ8T
FIRST Service- Sendsv oveninr.
March .15.. 7:30; Woodman hall .(Elks!.
building), Mrs-. Anna Lee Snyder of
romsna win spess. - Messages. - Alisi
Jarney of Portland' wjs! .sing., ; , .
i M . -! ' ! "- REPORMBTi
i-,"BETHAXY Corner of Cspitol and Ma
rion streets. Sunday aehool 10 a. m,
and German preaching service at 11 a. m.
No evening service. M.; Denny, minister
AEMORY BEVTv-AZ.
SCJTDAY service st S:BO p. m. Sub--Jecti;
"The Latest Development In Pal
estine." The sick will bo prayed for
at the close of the service. Some won
derful miracles of heating have; occurred
in these Synday afternoon services.
. At 7:30 p. m. a prophetic message will
be given. Only one meeting this week,
on Tuesdsy night., r - - -
; l U : " mssioir -
' GLAD TIDIXG3 3S4 Court street.
C 8. Johnson,, pastor. Sunday school at
P. m.- Services' at 3 and 7:30 p. m.
Meetings Tuesday. Wednesday; Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. Our meetings
are growing in numbers and power. The
latter rain te falling aad people are get
tiag baptised in tho Holy Ghost.. "Then
shall we know if w follow on to know
tho Lord -His going : forth is' prepared
as the morning and Ho ah all como unto
us as the rsln. ss the latter and the for
mer rain' unto the earth,'' r
t f
I i; s
4. M
ft (
lne?3 Acfrenising Deptw
CTSSITTED ADVERTISEMENTS
Sato per word:
S
t
ier . insertion
Threo insertiona
Money to Loan
r- Oa Kogl Ertsto--.
K, tOBD-i
(Over Ladd ft Bush Bsnk)
BXTOBJl TOU U5AVB TOTJB HOME
OB CAR HAVE IT
Insured Properly:
Phono 161, Book at
Bant. Bids.. ' '.
Honarlcka. tt. S.
The LutheratiSettle
; ment Bureau
' vfll help toth
HOMESEEKER AND H0MESELIJ5B
Oregon Incorporated
' Realtors A Insurance, Phono 1018
' Victor Schneider;' 'Sec'y- Rooms 45-6
- D'Axey Bldg. ' - - -' A.-3
' AUTOMOBILES ' 1.
i . '
- Storage
Tiro proof bonding, "day and Bight
servtoe. $4 per 4nont, 1999 K. Cap
itol. Texao garage. I.j9t
SCHEELAR AUTO VTRECKINQ CO, Will
boy your old ear. Highest cash price
paid. 1085 Oommereial Stl-jlBtf
K0TJ0E - SALEM ,AUTO WRECKIXQ
Co., now' open- f or business. 'Get oaf
prices beforo selling or' bnyrng.40S S,
Church St, Phono 4159, . . Bos. Phono
10B-R, - -t-jgltr-
AUTO REPAERlNa a ,
CAI.Ij AT THE SHAMROCK GARAGE
- ; and' ger estimates on your nurto repair
work. Wo will save you money. All
work guaranteed. Night and-dsy ser
vice. 838 Miller Commercial. . Phone
1142-M. - 2-al2
sBBS-BnaanKnaM
:auto:tops
rOR WCTTEBi . ENCLOSURES Curtain
work, etev ee O. J. Hull,' 817 State.
- . - a-taotf
on the ."Paciflo Northwest; under
the auspices, of the Northein Paci
fic rallwayy so , interested1 a Mlt
wankee. man in what he said , of
Oregon that' this ; man, wrote ,' to
him,, enclosing;., a: translation f of
Conze's Oregon Song.; Inthe.old
history which printed" it, this song
is described as "vejy, popular, and
widely. known" and isj "republish
ed as the first pear); of. German
American. .pasie.", Even the Eng
lish, of. it,, conveys, some of the
martial . cadence which : rings
through rery line. ' '-
i Through, the , courtesy of A. D.
Smithy. passenger , traffic; manager
of the Northerii , Pftcif ic, the fol
lowing: translation .by William P.
Orth of Milwaukee, is, furnished
for publication:
TJpi ye: western. sons,.
Ye who no fields ha, sown.
Ye fearless free ; hunters t
To lot of ease unknot
The stream of .immigration.
From the East is drawing .on.
Tour forests, are dwIndJing-rr-.
So, off to Oregoni .
And ye who thirst; adTenture.
And ye who long for strife .
Eager to hunt and hazard.
Who love the forset life,
Gatner 'round from., every., state,
From -all the wide Union! :
All hail to hill and prairie!
All hail to Oregon! . '
A, thousand strong we're gathered
Upon Missouri's bank;4 f
No 'matter what ouif station
We're come from erery rank,
A thousand hearts are singing
As with a single tone, ' '
The echoes reverberate,
".We're. off for Oregon!
Endless before us blooms
Sweet scented the prairie.
The, forest, tops are surging
In ecstatic., poesie
WhUe over, bridge and,- hollow
We're, stoutly pushing,' on
To. plant, the starry banner
In distant Oregon! f ;
Q these. are not the. hearts
To quaver, in the fight.
Who when, a' monarch, threatens
Supinely flee the .right; '
A$ freemen thejr march westward
To'claim the prize f their own,
As freemen,1 they're 'maintaining
In glory,. Oregon!
Still,, the energy expended , in
cussirlg. f ook laws .might xoakeVyou
rlchv enough not to, w)rryc about
laws. :' , .
Prices ouoled are wholesslo and" are
prices received by. farmers,; K retail
prices are given: .
"ORAlH.AWTJ HAT
Ko. 1 1 Soft; white" whes..i..'.$l .56
N'o.'l soft red wheat..,. ; $13
Oau , , . i. 65c
Cheat hay
Oat hay
.814
-tltf
Clover bay. : baled t .
-81
Uat and vetcji nsy
-116.50
POBEV-ldTUTTON' A3TD BEE? '
Hogs, 10ft-200 cwt. 813.T:
Hogs; aoo-25dewt. .8l?XJ
HoKs.j2aO.30q ewt.; .-813.25
Light Rows , ...$11.75
Top -veal ' .' ..... . ... - , ', , , " 108
Dressed ; vea t- - - ... 16c
Cows-.
; 23e
Dressed- pork'
Lambs. --
le
14
POULTET
Heavy hens
-18fi20o
Lijht hens
...li217e
EGGS, BUTTER, BTJTTEB FAT
Creamery buiter ., d9s
H(tMffl,-deUvered ---"- -
Mirk, per ewt. , .2.26
l.rrs. standards : 226324c
IuU .-....1 ?,Qe
Oao week (slit Insertions)
to
vno monta
.20o
eix idoiiiub . couuacv per uuiuiJO
12 months' contract per month 12e B
Minimum for any' adverSsementZSe"
fob itfbriv-.
ROOM AXD BOARD for one orTwd-pleas-
ant 'People; home privileges, everything
new. Phono d2. " 4m15
FORT RE2TT 2 8 ACRES HOP-YARD
John Donlavy, Brooks, Oregon. Phone
tei lU . 4-ml3
PRINTED CARDS. 8IZB 14" BT rV",
wording" "for Boot," price 10 oants
each. Statesman Business Oflioe, , on
Ground floor, i
HOUSE AKD APARTMENT S-r-PHONE
205-J. 4 4-15U
- RENTER WANTED' "
WANT. RELIABLE RENTER . on a 27
acre place planted principally to prunes
and apples; .some cherries, walnuts,
strawberries and mfscellaneoua 'fruit. '
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT ' .
147 North Commercial St.- Salem, Ore.
- --' - 4-ml7
FOR REXTApartments r 5
FURNI8H ED. APARTMENT; 1ST Floor.
295 North Summer St. -: . 5-m21
APARTMENTS 208 K. COTTAGE. Sntf
NICELY TURXISHED APARTMENT,
590 Union, -Phone 567J- 5-m21
FURNISHED HEATED APARTMENT
1835 State street. . 5-ml9
ELEGANT UNFURNISHED 3 ROOM
apartment upstairs, gss range, private
entrance and bath. Phone 325M.
, - 5-mL5
1
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
for rent. 3 rooms, heat, private bath,
down stairs, 1133 Court St, 5-ml3tf
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE and
one two-room apartment. Nicely fur
nished. Close in, 555 Marion. Call
1524. : ... ' - .- . 5-ml5
IF YOU :WANT BETTEH FURNISHED,
nicer ' arranged, and ' cleaner apart
ments, see tho Patton - A part? en ts,
down "town district. CaU PnVton's
Book Store. 5-mltf-
IXB RENT APARTMENTS 801 Ht
Fpia, RENT Roani j
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD. 455
North, Summer: Phone . 1404 W.
1 - - 6-ml8
THREE ROOMS, HEATED.
1633J.
PHONE
6m20
VERY DESIRABLE SLEEPJNO ROOMS.
250 S. Oottogo. v - ft-mStf
.FOR RENT Hons-es 7
FOR RENT THREE ROOM FURNISH
ed house". ."-Garage. Call 160 N. 17th.
. - ; . . .. 7ml5;
FOR BENT 5 ROOM STRICTLY. MOD
ern flat, 664 Ferry atreet $35. S trie t
- ly modern 7 room house 54Q Mill street
S45, - 6 room house;.1 mod ern except
basement 2180 Lee St., partly furnish
ed 25. ' Becke Hendricks, U. S.
Bank Bldg. 7-m8tf
WANTED To Rent . 7a
WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED house.
Close ' .- Phone" S68J. 7A-ml7;
FOR SAIE Miscellaneous 8
GULBRANSON PLATER PIANO AT A
bargain; sUghtly used. - 619 Court..
. ' ' "' '" ' 8ml5
FOR SALE 5,000 ETTERBERG 121
strawberry plants,. 25c per 100 and
you dig them: 40 rents per 100 dug.
Home Realty Co.,, 169 S. High. Phone
1718. i . 8-ml7
QUEEN INCUBATOR, 275-EGG SIZE.
' One 14 inch; also Emerson riding plow.
Phono 67F2. - -;- 8-mi7
HONEE BEES, AKD QUEENS PHONE
i 8F5.: " ; ' 8-ml8
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8" by 8",
60 receipt forms a book, 15 -c data per
; dook or two dook xor cenu..vttes-
man office, 215 8outh Commercial,'
'Salem, - . 8f25tf
rOK SAXE 3LD Ng WafAJERS, ' it
i eonto a bundia. CireuXatwu dapartmant
Orevon Statesman.
r For SaJfr
Treespsas Netleoa, siso 14 lashes b
laches, printed on good .10: eund
, canvass bearing tho words.' "Notlco E
- Hereby Given Thai Tresspassing 1 It
StrietlyForbiddea On Those Premlsl
, Under Penally Of 'Prosecution." Priot
- 15e oaoh or two for 25o. tBtiateamaa
Pmbliahing . Company,; Ssloa, Oregon
8-ati
FOB SALE POUR SINGLE HARNESS
and light wagon, also two horse wagon
- and heavy double harness, nearly new.
, W.. La nham, : route 9, Bos 124.
, Phone 44F31. ' 8-mlS
TWO GOOD. TEAMS FOR SALE., FOB
$120 per. span if taken at. once; also
' a Fordson tractor, a two-bottom plow
- and Fordson disc and other farm ma
chinery. John H. Scott, 305, Oregon
Bldg. Phono 622 or 254.' ' 8-ml5
SPIRELLA CORSETS SOLD BY ALICE
A. Miles. 451 N. 21st. Phone 1902J,
Salerno Oregon. ' 8-mlS
VETCH. GRAIN AND CHEAT HAY,
route 8, box 67, ; . 8-mlitf
FOR T 8 ALE CLOVER HAY. 117F32.
- ; " ,-.'.'. ' 8-ml7C
HAY HO DIVISION. -OPPOSITE
ninrt cannery.- - - -8-m2l
USED LUMBER VERY CHEAP; ALSO
smsu ouiiding- 8xi feet, suitable for
garage. Phone 1066, . 8 ml5
ALFALFA.-GRAIN. HAT, TIMOTHYV-
m airaw,. guarantoea quauty ; prompt
I Richard ; Kyman; . Walla' Walla. - Washi
f ington. 8-ml7
Beautiful Oregon Rose
d eletou. ether Oregon, songs ts.
sTetheg With a fine collection of patriots
aoagsr sacred oonggaAd aaitr old tins
favorite.
V AtL TCB .
("poefal prices in qaantlty tots)
Especially.adsp table for aohooL ooos
IWjtX .rfkono jSipgUgj, Ssndfor..
Western -Songster-.
TO pagso ow U 1U third odltloe
-FmbUakod Bjr
OREGOir TEACHERS MONTH'jl
1 S16 ( 8. - OossmeroiaJt . St. pfelam. Or.
XTKSlUl STOCK r 8k
CJJTHP EBT RTR4 SFBERH Ys Plants
. Excellont qusUy, Phono 8F5. 8a ml8
FOB: SALE INSPECTED ETTERBERG
i strawberry plants.' Immediate delivery,
8 per thousaad.- Thea. 'W. Brook. S
1 lem. route g. Phono F8. ' oA'ml
FOR SALE -60.000 STEAWBESRY
plants,! 121 f tho -IjoKt kinircetrtr
' per hundred yen dig them or 40 .cents
; per hundred dog,- Home - Realty Co
16. South High, Phono 1719fcrtcU
NURSERY .STOCI ,V
PLA3fT GRAsTED'WALXTJTSON'ErOl'.
best A'rooman 'Pranquettes In state-
well-grown-and- selected.- A 'full line
i of nursery 'stock, st ' right prices. Send
i in your list 35 years in business. Carl
t tea XnrserycCo Carlton, Ore.' - 8 Ami 3
trmr-tmwn.'- i vn -rFr.a: -striw.
- berry plants. New bed, S2J25., thousand '
' nlanta. - '
. Phono 80F11. . . 8a-ml5
FREE A; GARDEJf. TtJl.li OP flowers.
Advertising, distribution of Gladiolus",
- Prlffiunnus. Hybrids, the most beaurtfur
summer flower. Send 25e 'no stamps)
for packing and mailing and I wilt send
SO flowering aiso bulbs In assorted col-
' ors. R. VaUentgoOd;. Bellinghant, Wish.
''"' ' - SA4B1S
INSPECTED- SEED.-, POTATOES FOR
early planting. Ketted Oema for table
use. Must be. satisfactory or money
will bo refunded. Yew-Park Grooery
ilarket. 705 S. 18th St. Phone 9.
' 8a-m8tf
Prune Trees .
Coats Improved French,. 8 to 4 ft.
8e; 4to 6-rt, 10; 6 to 8 ft. 150
Italians same price: - Fruit and walnut
trees. PhObf 1140M, High and Ferry.
Fraitiand Nursery.- - 8a-f2Stf
Yinsiinetti,yalIsy --
Nursery.
. Baa a Sslesyard m 261 Court ttreoh
at Kennedy! psrnt shop," opposito" Ba
slek store. Alt kinds of fntlt and nuf
- treest Dr.-Bean's Big French pruirs
i apeehilty. Office phoao IH$ Ks
108P5. Jess Mathls. Prop. s-dl4tf
! 'r FPIK J9AXJXJretccc ;: '9;
FOR ' SALEr CHESTER-! WHITE "SOW
; 'and 9 pigs; Chester white sow and ser-
en pigs registered Chester whirr sow,'
". farrow -in April; ten 00-pound' shosts;
B: E. BOWER, Sublimity, Ore". tmlT
THOROUGHBRED YOUNG JERSEY Cow
1119 Fifth street.- West Salem. 9-a5
GOOD - JERSEY. HEIFER- CALF, TWO
r weeks ; old, not . pedigreed, bat . thor
oughbred. - from, high test ' cow, - 85.
Flake's Petland, Pacific highway.
- - j . - s . 9-mlS
yETERINARIAH DR. FAXTERSOS
Phono 2028-W. - . . 9-d30ti
FRED W, LANGE, VETERINARIAN
i Otfioe 480 8, ContfaereUl. -. Phono 1191
1 Res; Phone 166. ' 9-mgtl
f AUCTION SALES 1
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, MARCH. 20,
j 1:30 p. m.'-on 'Garden read, mile
v east of mattress factory, good improved
4-aere farm - and , a lot of high-class'
i furniture, "ranges, tools, etc. -C. C.
Nichols, .owner, and Woodry, the aue-
tioneer. lO-m20
WpOD FOR SAIiE 11
FOR DRY fWOOD CALL. 77F3.f li-al2
NICE DRY' WOOD FOR SALE. PHONE
. 642 or 254. ... - . ' ll ml5
DRY SLAB WOOD AND SECOND growtl
for sslo. Phone 1756. ' . Il-a5
16-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH
oak and aas, foone 1VF8, M, D. May
field, 11-flStl
GOOD COAL DRT WOOD
PROMPT- DELIVERIES ' - '
- HXLLMAN JTJEIi CO,
PHONE 1855 r
- ' 11-J29I
DRY WOOD, FOUR FOOT AND 16 lack
Dry mill wood, 84.75 par load, Phors
1878-W. - ; - ' llmli
WOOD SAWING JUDD AKD SOHMtDT.
Phone 142. " " ll-ilStf
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft, ftnd 18 inok.
Dry mill wood.
Green - mill; wood.
Dry. aeeond growth fir.
. Dry -and old fir.:
Dry 4 ft. ash, maple and oak.
Prompt delivery and reasonable pri
th
280 Sonth Chnreh. Phono 1542 llm6
BEST SECOND GROWTH 1TB 87 j OAS
as. OaU 11C1.
li
l-dS7
WANTED Errrployment 12
HAIR CUT FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN,
, 2e. 840, N. CotUge. ' 12ml5
FOB GARDEN PLOWING AND TEAM
work, phone 19F3. 12ml4tf
r i ti a- - , 11 - r ,- .)
EXPERT , BTEKOGRAPHETfc DESIRES
1 potitiblL 5 tears erpsrienc. 894 States
man. : .- -f -. - , ' 12-ml5
TRACTOR PLOWING-0 ANY- TRAO-
tor work. One 14 lneh sulkeyplow to
trade ibr good cow. Phono 67F2. ' " " -'
r . f. ' , . - 12-ml7t
SITUATION WANTED BY MARRBIED
man with 10 years' :etperienc in "gen
eral 'merensndrse business -and book
, keeping; csn. furnish first class rot-
erences-in .Salem,. 1200. Statesman.
' ' : -' - 12-ml8
fANTtWSLlwlWe 13
WANTED SMALL RIDING HORSE or
pony lor gin. wall law Hi. 17th. ,
- . ' - 13ml5
WANTED A 5 OR 6 ROOM MODERN
house from $5009 to 8600O cash. Not
too far oC Call at our office and give
ua particulars., wo asve two cash cus
tomers. - Home Realty Co., 169 South
High. Phono 1728. 13-ml5
WANTED PRIVATE MONET FOB
farm loans.' Wo have several applica
tion on hand, Hswkino Boberta.
Iaen 205 Oregon, Bnildiac. - 18-44U
niCTT Uitn AD. WA,m ittwpmil
dentsl gold, platinum and' discarded
jewwry. 'Moke Smaiuajr, and. Rofintug
Co Otsegtu' Michigan, ' 18-i27ti,
WOODRY , THB , lAUCTIONEER BUT
' usoa zarBiiuxo, tor . easft. jaone oil.
TO TRADE' FOR CASH OB FURNITURE,
. . set of ' golt sticks snd bags; one por
! table Underwood '.typtwriter. 1008 S.
12th street ' ' - '- s " 14-iril5'
1 1 II 'Jill 1 s
MENf SELL- EL PLAUTO.: AMERICA'S
i " greatest .cigar.: 5 csnts straight equals
f most 10 centers; tsst seller; oig com-
mission; repeats. El PlaUto Cifii' Co
' 1 CinrinnsU, .Onio.V" -t fi -',-.'-. 1615
EARN $65' A' WEEK EXTRA "SELLING
I .beautiful amazing- shirr bargains?- -Ad-
1 vsnce , cash , eommiBstonf . Outfit free.
f Dept. 70, Cincinnati. Ohio. 16-ml5
4-
75 WEEKLY" SELLING " TELrTAB
; JSew! , antedl Clamps to" phone.. 1000
1 j memos on ron. iww per cent proiit, tt.
neater. K. F. Lees Con Now Haven,
Conn. 16-ml3
AGENTS WRITE FOR FREE Samples'.
ben ,iaaion - ttctier-iiads ' shirts for
.-large manufacturer direct lo wester.' No
- capital . or, experience , required. Many
earn I10(. weekly and bonus. Madison
iff ills S St Rmalir X'
t . . ...... .' 1, 1K.I.I'
j ; bEIWAXTEr-rriae " It;
Earn ts-io weekly, addressing.
I - twist 1 1 i n aw om lavs - CW A -
velope - for- particulars PaUce Msil
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, V " 17-mlS
RESPONSIBLE WOMEN TEACHERS
j wsntedto travel during summer vsca-
I tion in "conirenial :worfc-'aions kchnl
; lines.. SaUry to atart. Esiiroad fare
pid.'-''ivo aye,- education and eipr--nce
first letter. Address S. J. OILL-
GIRU TOK HOUSEWORK- 335 SOCTTlJ
: -Winter Street; . - ' 17ml..
WANTET-5irWT)MEX AT J130
t pay; plaasaat yrotk. 1848 J&
- iia rtinUK MAA.1.MT
V .ii.... imlrnrt dl and
pattern. 25c. Home ouppues, w
17aU5
Pittsburg, Pa,
4
MAKE- MONEY SEWING- AT HOME,"
-SenTXOW for cloth sample
- tructiono'n-moneT-t-A.81T
tion. Home Sewing Co.. 811 Fmj
AfO, New York.
TYPTSTS; TO' TYPE" AUTHORS manu
. ocriptt. spare time., oxpenenco Jn',,c.
i aary. Typist Service Bureau, 4vJ CliaW
J toa St. NTrk. Now.Jergcjr lnjZT
WANTED WOMEN TO. MAKE MONET
, at homo: - Plain homo sewing. canvassing.--To
prevent curiosity seekers,
send -ten eeatceln) for P
particulars. Success Sewing System.
, box t07. Inr Branch, N J. 17-ml5
, , aaass aw
WANTEDr-iMESSENGER; APPLY AT
:. Western -Union- 18-tnI8tt
WOOD CHOPPERS : WANTED. WITH
i dra? sawvfino timber; 365 Ores-on
- building. -'. ' 1 8" 15
WR HAVE .XICEV SECOND GROWTH..
. wood to cut and can-use another crew,
two or "four good men. See owner' at
First National bank 'between 11 ,a. m,
C mud.it iPi m: r - 18-ml4
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT. BY EXFKr.TS.
t - Earn-whilo yon learn at home. Uctri
. cat Book'ondJProof LenonS Free. st
, isfhetion ' gnafcanteed and position :,.,
,! cured- f-Write Chief Eagmeer Cooke,
. 2144liawrento-'Ato - Chicago. -
MAN WANTED "Citjt or CfiUBtryX 0LD
.. osttbllshod. eotapany will supply espitsl
s and " start you'ia your own pernfjat
business selling necessities people mast
buy- erery " day.- Experience unneees
' aery. Write MeConnon O04 Factory
408. WMona, Minn. -' 18-r15
SALESMEN
AMAZING STYLISH LADIES SHOES
Lorgo - esth- "conrmlssions - iatrodactrg
popular 835 and . 84.95 shoes. Aet
na! samples furnished. ' "Write i'i:ck.
" Style Arch Shoos, Dept. Vi Xiocin
nati. Ohio. 20-wlS
FOR SALBsgrTATCHlNG EGGS 9 Per
hundred.. -Phono 63F2i n 2l-m6tf
RHODE ISLAND RED CHICKSr 1N
other'i hatch -due Tuesday. "Phone
; 111F14.. U iiadbecky. T 21ml7
FOR SALE RHODE ISLAND-RED sea
ting eggSr 50. Phono 103F3I. -. '
R. T. "REDS - HATCHING EGG S, 4 els;
baby chicks, 16 eta dark strain. ' 805
- N16ti-street, phone 1877-HC. - Jl-al
BABY CHICKS BLACK MINOHCAS,
. BP Rocks, BJ Bods, Loghbrnt and Jer
sey Giant. Jlake'8 PeUnd,.2I3 f'st
. -.r,--- . ; '- 2;-(16tf
RIB HATCHING'. EGGS BABY? eWcla
and hens. Phone fi ' . - 21-miI4
BABY. CHICKS CUSTOM "HATCH I vcr
Hatching eggs, pullets, cockerels. I iono
rai - -: " ' "
LpHATCWERY-
ai-tetf . ' '. ,w A
BARRED BOCK - BABY. CHICKS' AND
hatching ; eggs from high grade utility'
and .Imperial Ringlet stock.' Mrs. A,
A. Nafiigsr, Rout- 7.' Phone 105F12.
'" , 1. ; " Ii-m20 ;
Salem Chickeriea .
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MONEY TO LOAN LON CITY' PROP---oriy,"
either buiI3injf and' loan plsa o'f
i prtvnto"uoioy.--Fara tBO-with' iir
. auraneo company money at 6V5v with s
; commission added. Ralph H. McCurd y.
Nos. ft.and 6, Bteeves-Mooro Ikldz , 6.
lem. -' " - ' rH f1( 1!
Own
Home
5. LARGE LOTS 8750, TERMS. You'll i
be surprised at these. Close to school;
f south.. Tree and 'view. "
X ' - BECKE k HENDRICKS ' '
tT 3. Bank Bldj ' - 25-ml3tf j
IMPROVED LOT ON PAVED STREET. "
Call phono 791-W.- 25-ml4 I
PRINTED. OARD3 1 SJXE 14"BT Ts'"
f .wording -'For Sle, Enquire At. Price .
; ' 10 cents oach, ' SUUsmsn Basinsca V
; uiuee, urouna floor.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR QUICK SALE
5 acres, nice new bungalow, eleetrie
lights, new bsrn. poultry house, family
, orchard., excellent land.- Well located,
i 3 V miles from Salem ; ' $3,000 ; good
; terms. Investigate this quick.
5 ; ACRES. NICE COZY 6-ROOM Hoose.
s eleetri) lights, good barn and gar?e;
2-pounry nouses, splendid laud; -all in
fall-erop and fruit one-half aero straw
berries; family orehard bearinr. S
walnut trees, bearing; Just the phoo
youi want for a nice suburban home;
nly ZVt miles from Salem and priced
right, 83.600, or wilt include good row.
harness, farm, implements; all goes
for 64.800 and poaaessiou. - "' ' "
20 - ACRES CHOICE LAND 6-F-OOir,
. uuujo, u,rn, jince, poultry h"'ie
good location.-4 miles from Salt ; ; 2
' acres ppnes'73" acres logsr.berries ; fam-
ily'-orchard; spring water in pat ure."
8 acres fall seeded osts and v..!-h-t
t. price, $6,000, or-will take part In fod
.. halem property with diffn
THESE ARK niiST-CLASS OFFERINGS5
t , auaesnTio; isti to interest buyers wnt'
ing gooo nomes. Bee WELLS TALL
r4 MAN,, SON, 216 Masonic Temple.-
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WE.. HAVE A CASH BUYER for 5 or
; o-roora. nouse in Baleni ; . mast bo
i",1' oarrain. we. have a lot.
with' a 2-rnom botrse, 3r blocks f romi ,
school, 1 block from cur, lin. f 375,' 4'
A 5 -room new lion 9,' sil tnr -n ex-
: cept farnace, '"'good street, - concreto? :
walks. gara;i, 3 blocks - fro r schools
pod buy for $2,450. fcei-t btij- in Sa-: ;
lem in 'sf lot, fina locution. 1 . Mwsf
' fni n'hntil. nd-r.r' i.rn t"-"" -75
'" tSdoirn 1 "1 r - r-".' 8-ront: I
honse, fcaleia. 'good . .i, price '
$" .'"Or trade or 5 or 10 seres cloe in. .
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