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' V BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRATER , ' t j T
Prepared by Radio BTBLE 'SERVICE'Bureen. "Cincinnati. Ohio. ' 1
It parents will have their children memorise
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a priceless Heritage to taoaa ta alter yeare. , r
; . : March "31 ,'1025 ' . ' ' ; .
GUARD THE TONGUE: Keep
from speaking guile. Depart from
pursue lit. Psalm 34:13-14. ; -
- PRAYER: Thou kne-west. Lord,
Bring- our thooghts in accoTd with
only wisdom. .. , . .
MORE REASON3
H. Love, president of the
facturers' association, writing recently from Salt Lake City,
Utah,! to the New York Journal of Commerce, puts the case
of the farmers who produce BUgar beets in a strong light, j He
declares that (the partnership arrangement between the beet
, sugar producers and the farmers who raise the beets," is Hhe
latestj and best known 'plan for fair dealing; between
interested parties, .where eaeh gets his full share of
financial results of the sale of the product! tie says,
it is 'in linejtvith what the farmers' organizations are advo
cating in-the way of cooperative marketing." Quoting
figures put out by the Tariff Commission Mry Love shows
"that for 89 per cent of the beet sugar produced in 1922 the
( beet srower received an average of 3.37 cents per pound,
j whilej the "Cuban farmer netted oniys 1.15 cents per pound for
the sugar extracted from his cane, or just about one-third of
what the beet grower received." ; r I J
He puts the case of the Cuban sugar trust propagandists
very clearly, as follows : . ::. .: ,.i . - .
x "The farmers of this country, as well as the people
renerally, are beginning to understand the real pur
Dose that actuates' the refiners of Ottban sugars inT
;heir fight on the domestic industry. They also ' i
inow that the tariff has little or no effect1 on the 1
final price of the. sugar they use, except when the
price of raws is very low. This fact has "been made ;
particularly plain during
example, on January 27, 1923, refiners' price for
cane sugar in New York was 6.50 per hundred
pounds, while on April 25 it had lidvanced to $10.25, .
the peak price for the year,
During the past "year the
$9 per hundred pounds in
or a difference of $3, while
$1,765. It willte seen from these figures that the
Cuban producers of sugar, controlling as they do
about 25 per cent, of all the sugar produced in the
world, have little difficulty in dominating the mar-"
ket, and this is especially
have been consumed and are out of the way.' - When-r ;
ever this has happened a close student of the market
will discover that these same people who are now
shedding" crocodile tears over the 'struggles of the
farmers to obtain from the sugar companies of the
West' what they term a 'fair division of the enorm
ous profits derived through the present high tariff
on sugar, never lose an opportunity, to exact from
the American people in. the way of advanced prices,
on their sugar more money by far than the tariff
amounts towC,,;, ;r3r-;5----j-"ij?;:
That is the . whole story. The . only active enemies of
protection to American sugar producers are the American
refiners of Cubansugar- I A
j But they pretend that they are 'concerned for the con
suming public, a, public these same refiners never tniss an
opportunity to soak to the limit, regardless of the tariff i
J And their "purpose is very clear; that is, to destroy
sugar production in this country and give them the com
plete monopoly they seek in the fixing of sugar prices for
trie American people.
The 250,000 farmers grpwing sugar beets in the United
ates made themselves heard
And if that number were
sugar cane proaucers mcreaseavco-tne same extent, inis
country would be self contained in this product; would be
growing and making its own sugar . . : ; (
I And there are reasons for
ber outside of the immense immediate benefit of home manu
ficturing, and'one of them is
ber of people interested in the industry would be a Detter
guarantee of Continued ' tariff protection; and that is Very
important
I Because the- American
owners of sugar lands in that
efforts at securing a monopoly
tive rates . r ; . ;
I And it is going to be a
the tariff is driven out of politics entirely. :
j So we must get beet sugar factories in Oregon; If we
cannot get one of the big ccicerns to build one here, the
iinrfprtiiTcfnp''miffht be launched cooperatively. That is the
way the Tbig concerns with strings of factories were started.
j - Why cannot the first factory in Oregon be organized in
Salem, with the understanding that this is to "be followed with
factories in all the Willamette
cooperation can De naa, ana tne jawr suucu iui mc Kw-in-
of thebeets?. .v '':" y:: A nV''tV 'i ':
i t Here is a field for a man
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tiiteen Decisions . .
I Captain G. L. Hall, an evangel
t 4-.- f'-t' days
AJTT
m , - . Manager
- t - . x Editor
Manager J Dept.
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Oregon, ee secoad-elsss matter
a-
the daily Bible selections, it will prove
thy tongue from evil, and thy Hps
evil, and do good: seek peace, and
A. I V
that the tongue can no man tame.
Thine, and onr tongue will speak
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FOR HASTE
United States Stigar Manu
the
the
too,
the past few years. For '
or a difference of $3.75. -
highest figure quoted was -
February." Today it is $6,
the tariff is stationary at
true when domestic sugars j
( .
in the last election .
multiplied by five, and the
haste in increasing the num
the fact that "the greater num
fM ,;r
refiners of Cuban sugar (and
country) will jiot pease their
through Tepeal of the protec
, .
fight to a finish; at least till
valley cities .where the proper
with organizin
lg aoiiity.
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sixteen decisions and a fine time
throughout. Captain Hair next
engarncnt wilt be at Victor Point
ia t-e Waldo lIUls: Captain Hal
finances himself. , tue receves no
salary but depends entirely upon
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kf course, you want to cet
your fall aaoaey'a worth
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a
aea ros boy coal bat are
yoa aatiafied that yea dot If
yoa aro ia doubt try aa order
e t oor hlRU grade coal that
cottt lets is the end. It la the
perfect coal for home aae.
Also Best Grade of
DRY WOOD
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Sawed Any Length
HILLMAfJ FUEL CO
Srndway at Kood
: THOKB ItSS -
THAPPED HAHDS
chuDlains, frostbite just rnp
on, soothing, cool:rigv hiaXlng
V VAPORUD
lections from the sale of Bibles.
He is doing a work that commends
itself to all Christian people.1
Pinched For Speeding ,
Fred Smith was 'traveling 38
miles an hour through the Btreeta
of the city and stated that he was
going, about 35 miles an hour.. ac
cording to the police court blot
ter. He paid a fine of $5 for this
offense. ?
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Drunks and BegsaraArrested ,
i It. Cooper was arrested by Offi
cer Smast last night and booked
at the police station on a charge
of drunkenness. John Denson
wag arrested for ' begging. Ed
Laske, an old offender in the po
lice court was arrested by Officer
James on a charge - of drunken
ness. . ' y :
Students Hear Poling
! Dr., Charles S. Poling, evange
list, 'Will - speak to studenta . of
Willamette university at the regu
lar' chapel hour at 11:30 o'clock
this; morning.
Bnllding Pemilt Isuel -
Frank A. Ayers is to erect a
dwelling at 1530) Highland avenue
to cost $3500; W. J. r Beard, a
dwelling at 575 North Fifteenth
to cost $3000; W. C. Eberhard a
dwelling at 1060 Cottage estimat
ed to cost $3000, . and Robert
Schutz a garage at 1245 -North
Capitol to cost $3000, according
to thejtuilding permits issued hy
the city recorder.. r -
Speed Chases Arrests
Leonard Darby of Stay ton paid
a fine of $7.50 after he had been
arrested by Officer Edwards. : L.
H. Elliott, of 2359 Center, paid
the same amount on the same
charge. L. B McCoy, Don ; E.
Pritchett, "D. P. Murray and Murt-
ford Warden paid a total of $ 30
Into the city's cbffers when they
forfeited bail money. Martin L.
Andrus paid a fine of $20 for
speeding, James M. Moore and An
thony Knott paid a total of $13
for exceeding the speed limit.
Drahks Crowd C6urt - - -
Steve Johnson was fined $10
for being drunk, and, disorderly
after he had been arrested by "Of
ficer Wright. Frank Wheeler re
ceived the same fine for the 'same
Head:
A r1 in Hio head mxiiialival
germ attack. ' Fight it locally in
the membranes of the air pass
ages.5 ' .;. !-:;-;. " j
Apply Ely's Cream Balm in the
nostrils and breathe it. . That
forces antiseptic fumes wherever
those germs existj Relief is in
stant. The air "passages ' are
cleared, the inflammation fs sub
dued, the whole trouble is check
ed, Don't suffer from a stuffed
np head or catarrhs , Ask your
drnggist fort a "bottle, or Elys
Cream Balm. ;' Get instant relief
fight tho ; trouble 'at its source.
Then never again let a head cold
get started. Adv. - . r - : , ,
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Answer ta Yesterday a lmaclo-
Golds
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by
Rev. ERNEST H. SHANKS, Pastor of tie
First Baptist Church -
' MARCH 31, 023
John 14:25-31. "The Comfortet. "
The Comforter Promised. 25, 26.
. , The Work of thr7emfdrter 274T1.
. Key: "Peace." .
Memory Tersest 2fl, 27, 28.
iTfE usually think of the material things of life as the most real or
fs tangible, whereas the spiritual things, the heart experiences, tne
lore-story of the doul, may be the most actual and real of all. Experi
ences that arisepnt of be "heart la Its worship of God, eren though
sometimes they rtonot find an outward expression, form ;the basis-of
a spiritual life thatls at once truer,' greater and more Teal than the
physical things common to everyday
the result of a clear perception of tne spiritual entities oecome tne
fundamental strength of the soul. Happy the man who has learned
to reckon these "more sure" things. ' Why should a man doubt God's
ability to communicate by "His Spirit? Why question the willingness
of the Holy Spirit to reveal God? When a man has learned to appre
ciate the true spiritual concepts of life he has come into possession
of the real power of life. The "abiding Presence" will be found
amid earth's strife, toil and husr marts by him who knows God and
the secret of the Spirit of God. What a peace this brings to the
troubled heart. " -:-: . ; : .
But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will
send rn My name, He shall teach you all things, and bring all things
to your remembrance, whatsoever I have aid unto you.
ace I leave with you, my peace
givth, give I tnto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let
it be afraid. : ''. ' . . ' -. , -
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Ye have heard how I said unto you, I go away, and come again
unto you. If ye loved Mye would rejoice, because I said, I go unto
the Father; for My Father is greater than I.
offense after Officer Edwards had
arrested him Sunday evening; Alex
Munson was arrested by Officers
James and Stewart and he too was
fined $10. However, the. biggest
jolt waa handed to tj.- Lewis Nei
ville, who had been I arrested on a
charge of possession and drunken
noss. He paid ft fine of S100.
Gets Ten Days j :
' Frank J. Reed was fined ten
days in the city JaiT after he had
been arrested on a charge of drunk
and vagrancy. He will serve. the
time at the Hotel del Minto, as
the city jail is called.
It is easy to pick out the foreign
born. They cuss capital instead
of congress El Dorado Tribune.
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oub medicine In thte world.
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T3 A parsonage
10 Clear
11 Youth
14 Falsifier
15 Vase -
16 Two footed animal
18 Old fashioned' pet
19 .Leave (Imperative)
20.Wall for protection
22rFirm (ab) .
23 Prefix; Within
25JverythIng .
26 To aid
2S. Soditi in oxide
30 Prejudice
31 Semester
32 Plant with bulbous roots'
33 Pertaining to Scandinavia
35 Privilege
37 Soften
3S Prefix, for
40 Regrets
42 Belonging to '
43 Part of a coat (pi)
46 Exist in facC
47 Neither ,
49 Purloin
50 Woman devoted to
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5 -'A color ' '
Sf -Place for storing green fodter
ZZ Glowing coal
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life. Convictions that come as
I give unto you: "not as the world
TRACK CLAIMS VICTDI
PHEONIX, Ariz., March 30
Harry Feurriegal, 21 mechanic of
the ill-fated car No. 13 that turn
ed over during an automobile race
here! yesterday this afternoon
front his injuries. : . f
EASY TO DARKEH
You
Can Bring "Back Color
Lustre Wi0i Sage Tea
and Sulphur
and
When ' yon darken your hair
with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no
one can tell, because. it' done '
naturally, so evenly. Preparing
this"' mixture, though, at home is
amaey and troublesome At little
coatiyou can buy at any drug store
the I ready-to-use preparation, im
proved by the addition of other in
gredients called "Wyeth'a .Sage
and,' Sulphur. Compound." You
just) dampen .a sponge or . soft
brush with it"" and draw this
through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morn
Irielall gray hair disappears, and.
after another application or two,
vour hair- becomes beautifully
darkened, glossy and luxuriant.
.Gray, is a sign of old age, and
as we all desire a youthful and
attractive appearance, "get busy at
once with Wyeth's Sage and Sul
bhjdr Compound ; and look, years
younger. adv.
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1 Cosmetic - ,
2 .Protective covering (pi)
3 Study yjt '
4 Within
c Boy's nickname "
7 Bite ' - : i '
8 Condiments
9 Fdngus found bn rye
Ul Kind of bean
12 A. fruit , . i. .
I3r Business transactlom
1 AsdtreeH4 ljt l. i ti
17 Mediba,l practitioner (ab)
20 AnimaVs each as mice, squir
"fehV etc..
21 Clothiers; '':.
2 4 "AH i'--t't . J. . .
27 Outlet of a lake c
29 Pari? fif "to - '
30 Child's napkin
33 -Mar-" - 1 ; " - ;r
34 Central part of Roman
' -phi-theatre, . -
am-
36 ljht , spot formed' by count
1 1 less distant stars
37"'Vestern card game
38 SBut rip .
39 Tlace.for baking
fl'Xpanish' title - ,
44 A state (ab , .
45'Pref.ix, oat of '
4s r-;v9.
52 Pronoun r
Si la a lfie raaucer
: tEfjt Oregon &tateman
Pnbliahed ery momih axeept Mh
day) at Salem, the capital of Oregon
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I LooJ Riite$ For
Classified Advertising
Daily or Sunday
One time. 2 centa per word
Three times. 5 cent per word
iBix times . 8 cents per word
One Month, daily and -
Sunday .;.o eetftaTer werd
In order to tarn tho more tbaa one
'time rate, adTirtiament miist ran in
eonsecutivo iaaoeo. . : -i - s.
Ko ad taken lor less than S 5 cents. ,1
Ads ran Sunday only cnargea at
one-time rate.
Adrertisementa (ecept 'Feraion
ala," and "Situationa Wanted" X will
b taken over the telephone it the
advertiser is a snbsertber to phone.
The Statesman will receive adrer
ti semen ts at any time of tho day or
night. To insure proper classifica-
tiona ads should he in before 7 p. m.
TEUEPH0ITB S3 or 883
'Money to Loan
On Real Estate
T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd ft Bnsh BankV
BEFORE jyOTJ LEAVE YOUR HOME
OR CAR HAVE IT
Insured Properly r
Phone 161. Becke ft Hendricks. TJ. S.
Bank Bid. . .. . t a-2tl
The Lutheran Settle
l ';. merit Bureau
' will help both .
, H03IESEEKER AND JIOMESELLER
. with -
Oregon Incorporated
Real Estate A Insurance, Phone 1013
Victor Schneider. Soo'y.
Sooma -5-6. 3'Arcy Bide. - ; a-8
AUTOMOBILES
Storage .
; Fire proof hnnlding. day and night
service. $4 per aienth. 1999 N. Cap
itol. Texas garage. , l-j9tf
SC HEELER AUTO "WRECKING CO.- will
bar yoor old car. Highest cash "price
, paid. 1083 Jtf. Commercial St. 1-jiatf
NOTICE SALEM AUTO "WRECKING
, Co.. now. open for. business. Get our
prices before selling or buying. 402 S.
Church St. Phone t!59. Res. Phone
180B-R. - lj31tf
AUTO REPAIRING 3
CALL AT . THE SHAMROCK GARAGE
and get estimates on your auto repair
work. ,We will save yoa money. AH
work guaranteed. Jfight and day aer
Vice. 633 Miller A CommerciaL Phone
1143-m. -- - -
public notices . .
hOTlCti OF iNtkitTlOIil AJ
PROVE NEBRASKA AVENUE
i FROM CAPITOL STREET TO
; FIFTEENTH STREET.
Notice la Tiereby7 given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, Tieems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and . intention ' to im
prove Nebraska Avenue from the
east line of Capitol Street to the
east line or Fifteenth, , Street,
at the expense ef the abutting
and adjacent property, except
ing the street and alley intersec
tion, the expense of which will
be assumed by the City of Salem,
by bringing 'said portion of said
avenue to the established grade,
constructing cement Concrete)
curbs, 'and , paving said portion of
said avenue with a six inch cement
concrete pavement 24 feet wide
In accordance with the plans,
specifications and estimates there
for, which were" adopted by the
Common. Council March 16, 1925.
now on file In the office . of the
City Recorder "and " tiieh said
plans, specifications and estimates
are hereby referred to and made
a part of this notice.
. Written remonstrance may be
fi'ed with the XJity- Recorder of
said City against, the ' above pro
posed Improvement " Within ten
days from the -final publication
hereof. " ' - .-...''.. '. .
The Common Council hereby
declares its purpose nnd 'intention
to make the above described im
provement by and - through the
Street Improvement , Department
of the City of Salem.
By order of the Common Coun
cil March 16,,:i925,,v,.,
M.. POULSEN.
' ; Oltv "ReW'nrrta:--
Date of tfrsi publication hereof
la March 19, 1925. . ,t ; t - . 4 ,. f.
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NOTICE OT 'SALE OT - GO VERNMeITt
' r - timber
I ' General Land Office . ,
.Washington, D. if arch it, 1925.
Itotice is hereay siTea that subject to
the conditions and limitations of the act
of) June 9, 1916 (39-(Mat., 218). and
Juno 4. 1920 (41 SUt 458), and depart
mental regulations of April 14, 1924 (50
UD, 378), the timber, on the following
land will be sold May 6, lv23, at lO a.
nj.j at public auction at tho United Statea
larfd office at vPorf land. Oregon, to the
highest bidder at not less than Hhe "ap
praised value as shown try this notice,
sale to be aabjact to tho approval af the
Secretary of the Interior. The purchase
price, with an additional-sum .f one-fifth
t, '".Per eea-tLereef -betaa eommiasiana
allowed, moat be depot i ted at ttms of
ale. money to bo returned if aalo ia not
appf-oTed, otherwise patent wjll iasuo f-T
"tetj years.'. Bids will b roceWed from
. v i jti uitmc eiaies, associations
of auch citizens, and corporations organ
aed under toe' laws of the. United States.
r aa State, territory, or district there
of, only. Lpoa arTpii cation of a AualiiieU
pore baser, tho timber on any legal sub
division will be offered, separately before
.bemg mcladed in any .offer -of aarvev
-BjV, -T- ff. 5 SEU
NL. fir 920. M KKV4 6E4, fir 3 SO
M.. See. T. SW54 NE4, fir $00 iZ. f rl
JfWA 8VH, -fir 900 Iti T. S- N'T R. 8
iTi ?e.iU 1IEJ4 SW14.: fir 475 'M T.
28-. R- 5 E.. Sec 19, SWU SKT fir
980 M cedar 235 M., hemlock 40 0' m'
none of the timber en these aectiona to
pe sold for less than $1.30 per M for
.the fir andjfOSO per.M. for the cedar
end hemlock. : T. 1 S Jl 5 v e., 1t
JJ-t fed,,r 5eli-.?;li,'4JKWH. fir 2110
J Vr ?190 M-"feemlock 830 M, none
of the timber on theao tracts to be aold
f'. ,,' 82.S0 per ii. tot the fir
and l.SO Per M. H, the hemlock and
J' S-'R. W gee. 17, NEt4
NWH. fir 14SO M N W ij ' N W 14 , f ir T 80
M none of the timber on these tracts to
Ho sold for less than 82.no bWV -T ?
8.. B. 1 E. See. 27. SWu- .Jli
it fir tei.M d.,n. fiHoeX
WILLIAM eVraY.
Commissioner.
AUTO TOPS
WOT, o. orw o .fontf
F0ft BENT-ODEKXti6mCE ROOM;
all conreaiencea. - -
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE, 14 ' BT
WOrainS; xwr .
each. Statesman Business Office, on
Ground floor, -' "
HODSE AND APARTMESTS-HONE
2056-J. . . . f; -
FOR REST--ROOt HOUSE. WEI.Ii
located on paveci nrw
bat aot aew. $18 per month ill
lease -for long term. Phone
FOR RENT Apartments 5
APARTMENTS 868 N. COTTAGE. Satt
APARTMENT FlBEPlACE, BATH,
sleeping porcn. 73a i. vrawaei oij
FURiUWO APARTMEXT - : TIRST
tloor. Kent reasonauie. . o w-
aef,
vS-al
4 AND 5 BOOM rrFURNISHED Apart
ment. Close in; adults. '465 Center.
. . . - 5-a5
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1 1385 State
Kt - ; J-lil
FOR RENT APARTMENTS 91 N.
CoSBmerclai.
APARTMENT FOR RENT LIOHT AND
oirv. Phone, bath ree, very desirable,
(adults). Phone 580M. , 446 Union.
. r . . ,., ,...i5-m31
K1CELY FURNISHED APARTM ENT-
lor rent. 8 rooms,- neat, private, aatn.
down atairs. 1133 Court St. 5-ml3U
rr.nsK iv. VERT ' PRIVATE HOME
like 4 room furnished apartment. Pri
" vate batlu- Oarage. 1047 8. , Commer-
rial. Mrs. O. lreton.. o-aa
FOB IlESTo Boom .
NICE ROOM CtOSE IN PHONE 583W.
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MODERN OFFICE ROOMS GROUND
- floor. Home Realty. Cos 169 8. High.
i - - 6-a4
FOR RENT Housea
MODERN. 6 ROOM BUNGALOW, FIRE
place and turns de. 13th and Lee.
Phone. 1851. - - 7-al
FOR SAliE-mlaxUaneona $
ONE TRACTOR AND ONE NEW Tractor
. plow. 340 N. Church. 8-al
HAY FOR SALE CHEAT HAY, Clover
hay. Phone 81F13. N. Fryslie. 8-m28tf
HONEYBEES AND QUEENS WORK.
casn er sparea. i dod or a. o-ai.
i'OR SALE CREAP, A. FINE LOT OP
doors- and windowa and about 20,000
feet of -second hand lumber. For In
formation call W. T. Rirdoa. -. 8m24tf
ILFALFA. GRAIN. HAY, TIMOTHY
and straw, guaranteea quality; prompt
I shipment. Prices upon application
Iiichard Nyman, ""alla WaltaWash.
lingtoa.. .. . ;;. 8-m31
s Notices
For Sale
... t t
Trespasa Notices, sise 14. Inches by
9 inches, printed on gcd 10. ounce
canvasa bearing the words, "Jfotice Is
Hereby - Given . That Trespaming is
Strictly ForbiUdea -On These Premises
Under Penalty Ot . Prosecution." Price
15c each or twt far se6c. Statesman
Publishing Company, Sales, Oregon.
8-atf
FOR- SALE OLD jfEWSPAPERS. TEN
centa a bundle. : Circulation department
. Oregon Statesman. .f'
Notice to Well Drillers and. Con
1 ; tractors.
- Sealed proposals will be receiv
ed at the office of the State Board
of Control, Capitol building. Salem,
Oregon, until 2 p. m., 'April 6,
1923, and not thereatter, "f of ' furn
ishing materials, labor and ma
chinery, toolg and equipment, us
ing 4 5-pound, 12-Inch casing for
drilling and leasing two wells - at
the Oregon State Hospital ('main
building and Cottage Farm) , , in
accordance with-plans and- speeei
fications furnished, by the Oregon
State Board of. Control upon ap
plication.' ... : .;.. ,;.. ; ;
. Each bid is to ba presented un
der sealed cover, on the .proposal
sheet famished iy the board ac
companied by k certified check for
I2Q0.00 -made -payable -to the Ore
gon State Board of - Control, whleh
check shall be forfeited to the
! state should th successful bidder
fail to execute the contract with
in'; ten days (not Including Sun
day) from date ot -notification ot
award, t The contractor, to whom
award is" made will be required to
furbish bond from ;a surety. eom
party authorized to do business In
Oregon; in the ' ftmouat of
$2,000.00. -
' The board reserves 4he rLrht to
Teject any r: all proposals or to
accept the proposal deemed best
for the state. 1 "
I r Dated this 17th day of March,
192S. " . . ';. . -
CARLE ABRAMS. Secfetaryr
Oregon State "Board of Control
SALEU UAIIICETS'
:1
( Prices quoted are wholeltle end are
prices received by farmera, Ke retail
prieea are given:
.! i wauuar asD H
ro. 1 aoft white wheat
No. 1 soft red wheatI
Oats ' ..
Cheat hay 1
Oat hay - ,
Clover hayv baled
1 wausxar AIO HIT . .-i".
..81.45
$1.38
.65e
814
.-..15
.$11
wh ana-vetck bay
$16
Itoss, 100-20O crt . SIT T-.
Ho5, 20O25O ewt.: :CZZZ13SO
Jlogis 200-250 ewt Z
Lig.t aowa r "ill oo
Lreaaed ve.TZl.. rZrr
-"w ..... . , ... aii. tTI
Dressed ork -iA: .
18 (a 18 lie
Lambs .Jmm. .
bprng lsmbs. ....7Z
Heavy hen I..,. ;
I3c
.14e
owljie
16180
U16 a.' ' .
reamery Citfr.fc,.. aQ'-
Mi-,- per ewt. .:.." "
r-s. standards . --JZZZZT-ai
FOR SAlJGtocellaneoM 8
rxrsPFCTED SEED POTATOES TOR
INSPECTtiy . or. - oT t.bi
Vf PMMt be ..tUfictVror money .
will beTefanded. Yew-P.rk Groeery
liMkiw 705 S. 12th St.-Phon. 9
SELL.US.YOUR USED URKtrURE-
H. I otur uiu'"" - -- , - .
- ti;t-oTioaite eourt house. 8 m22tf
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8"-BYa',V
K JT. in book.; IS cents per
book w two books for 25 cents. States
office, 215 Sontk l
Salem. . " -- --
Beautiful Oregon Rose
And eleven otheV Oregon aonta to
gether with a fine collection of patriots
aongs. sacred songs and many old time
farorites. ,;'.
ALL TOR S5C " " .
; (Special prieea In quantity lots)
- Eapecially adaptable for achool, com-.
mnnity,or home tinging. Send for
Western Songster
70 pagea-7-now Jfmrlfa third edition
... . .published By f '
"OREGON TEXCIfERS MONTHLY
815 8. ConunereUl St. Salem. Or.
PRINTED CARDS, SIZ714''BY. IK"
. wording. ."Rooma to RentJ price 10
eeau each.- Statesman Business office,
NURSERY STOCK 8a
CCTHBERT RED RASPBERBY Plants.
, Phone 8F5.- t f? . r. r 8a-a21
7 Prune Trees ;
-' Costs Improved French. ,Z to: 4 ft.
8c: 4 to 6 ft, 10c; 6 to 8 ft., 15e.
4 Iulians same price. Truit and Walnut
trees. Phone 1140M. High and Terry.
Froitland Nnrsery. 8a-f25tf
Willamette Valley
Nursery
Has a Sateayard at 261 Court street
. at Kennedy's paint shop, opposite Bu
siek'a store. All kinds of fruit and nut
, trees. . Dr. Bean'a Big J"renoh prune a
- specialty. Office phone . 1315. Res.
105F5, Jess Mathia, Propy 8a-dl4tf
FOR gAlJBlllvestOck. 9.
BOSTON BULL- DOG
PHONE .1731.
ITALIAN HONEY BEES .PHONE 89F23
: ., ...... 9-m31
TEAM OF MULES WEIGHT 2500 Lbs.
.Will take ona. cow as part payment.
' Work single and -double. Gentle. See
r ocd house north - of Clatter station, --
Oregon Electric. ? 8-al
HORSE AND POTATOES RT.- S, BOX
9a. Phone 19F3L . 9-siSl
VETERINARIAN
Phone 2028-W
DR. PATTERSON
, 9-dSOtf
FRED. W. LAJfGE, VETERINARIAN
Office 4S0 8. CommerciaL. Phone 1198
Res, phone 1668. . i 9-tn23ti
aasgaaH acaMacaaasaBatac
! WOOD Foil Al4E 11
FOR DRY . WOOD . CALL 77F2. Il-al3
DRY SLAB WOOD AND SECOND growth
for sate.' Phone 1756. ? H-a5
WOODSAWING !ENT 'BROS.- 8UO-
eessora to Judd Is Schmidt. Phone 14 --y
-y. - - . 11-mtt
10-INCH OLD TIR &ECOXD GROWTH
r oak and ash. Phono 1F3. M. D. May
field. , 11-flStf
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES
HILL.MAN FUEL CO.
PHONE 1855
. 'j? ; .ll-J29a
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft. and IS inch.
. ... Dry mill wood, . , ;
Green mill wood." "
- Dry second ' growth fir.
Dry gnd old'Iir.
Dry 4 iU ash, maple and' oak.
' J FRED.E. WELLS .
Prompf delivery and reasonable price."
280 South Church. Phont 1342 11-mStf
BEST SECOND GROWTH FIR $7 : OA
89, Call 1131. - - . Il-d27
j WAX TKD Employment 12
Teft OABDES TLOWISfl.. AND - team:
worfc. -phone 18FX ' . . . 12tnl4tt
WAJfTEDcellaneou r 13
WANT TRAILER SUITABLE TOR Ford.
; Bon 690, Statesman. 13-e4
WANTED TO, BUY A FEW, CATS with
jtoung kittens.- Box 697, . care States
- - : ' - -- .13 a3
DKblRB TO LEASE OR SENT -Modern
bungalow. Permanent Phone 1SS3M.
, ... - - .... ;.. : .. . - lS-m31
HIGHEST TRICES PAID FOR USED
' stoves, tools, - f urnitnra. Used Good
. Dept., opposite court house. - -13-m22tf
WANTED - PRIVATE MONEY FOB '
farm loans. We have several epplica -tioaa
"on -hand. Hawkins Aj Boberts,
Inc.. 205 Oregon Building. ' - 13-d4U
SEE. WARD 5IL cISICHAEDSON ABOUT
strawberriea, - raspberries currantsY
T . gooseberries, etc, l hoao 2184. 13-31
CASH - PAID FOR FALSS. TEETil
dental gold, platinum aad discarded
Jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refining
. Co-GUago, ACidugan. . ,,3-j3Jtf.
WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER BUYS
wsed furniture for cash.. Thone 511.
POCLTRY AND EGG3 21 ..
FAVERALLE- EGG 8 . $1.50 FOR 15..
Literatare.c E. T. Prescott, 311 Mill.
'Balem. - -w . j
ELC?.MINORCA BABY CHICKS
lake's Petland g7g Sute. 2t-m2Stf
THREE 1 THOROUGHBRED - LI CUT
. il""" eB a n" rooater- for Bale.
: lr-'l Cheayketa. - Phone 924 M. ilmil
SalemChickeries
Headquarters for Babr Chlcka '
.r4r TT7 VARIETIES
234 K. Cottage Salem Phone- 400
El-fl4tf-
B-L BEDS HATCHING EGGS. 4 cts;
baby chicks. 15 ets, dsrk strata. 803
, N. 16th street, phone 1877-W. 2l-al
BABY CHICKS CU8T0M HATCH! NO
Hatching eggs, pullets, cockerels, f sect
KIIaVTCnHV
- u.n mi -..-- t-ff ; -'-' '
LOST AND FOUA'D . r ;
LOT-Iir-:KAH LODGE PIN. J-M
l-hotte tisi'i;. 7 ... -
Crri LADY'S HANDBAG,
tairtiu?l l locket, I we i i r
poH ruin, two fnH powj,,
"d . .; ..(. 1 .
Marshiteid, Ore. Ov . i
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