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1 f .-.:t7.T V... .. i' f- 1 THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1025 THE OREGON STATOSil AN; SALEM; OREGON rl ;.f i - ? s it i i I I "'' i , hll" n-vtlT 3THE STATET-iAjr FUEZJ&UXXO C0I2?JL3T ' SIS Sooth Commercial St- Sales. Oregon t i . if It.) R. J.. Headricke. .Mansrer Frea- 2jliMiniinn Editor C. Kabogaa.. AS-C rtT r.oitor Italia Smith, Antlrti Uuukdi. .Tulesrapa Editor JVjf Iflfy LMWOf : jnr.KttJ.i vx xva Tha Associated Pwss U exclusively entitled Jo tho use lor publication t all news dispatches eaediiel to it or not atharwiae credited ia this paper and. also the local newe published bcrcta. , - ;i L ------ ( 4 . - . , - r-' ' ' ,. business office;, . j . v.. Thomas f. Clark Co.. Kew" York, 141.-145 We 3tb St., Chicago. Marqnette Build- i. W, . Grothwah), , ? . . , . Portland. Qrflca,' 338 Worcester JUds;., Plifti 6037 KR6asT, j Albert By-rs, Mgr. j'jiiji TELEPHOHES - Raainese Office . ar 6S n Department 3-J06 Job Department Entered at th Postoftiee. in .Sabm, A LOGGER LEAD y Plaiit frrowth depends jupori nitrates; as irjuch as animal life depends upon air.; The legulmes are ibe only members.of the vegetable kingdom that have the power toj extract nitro ,V sen irpm the air .and fix. it!m the. soil - , :; i ;!;. J L A Therefore we;raipikow iemes.. -i -j' 1 Each legume is a miniature nftrate factory, doing its work "secretly and underground. 1 It takes the nitrogen from the' air. with .its .leaves and makes it into nitrate with the no-dules-dh its r6ots-H ' ' ;: J J - j jr.., ; . ,;r '. : 1 So'every sch'emeof :CT6p. rotation 'mus';mciudejegu'm .clover or alfalfa or peaaof beans or the vetches or otlier firsts second cr third cousins--all belonging to the great poise fdmi ly;rith sed pods and butterfly shaped or'two-wihged flow ..erJjJ'Th: ground the! elements thatjare needed for thegrq.wthf all btheicrops. ;f 1 j.. There aret two other 'great reasons 4rhy t the Salem dis-- trict in 'particular should grow more legumes -tf if could , be conceived that more reasons are thinkable!" ; - -- First, legumes go with dairying, and this is essentially a dary Wuntry. ;We: must have cows tp provide soil fertiliza tion, and we must have cows to mother our swine breeding and poultry industries.; dows must go with our orchards;! both coves and cover cropsf or legumes. No orchard will re ; mainthrifty. without the c)itistant rehewal of the fertility of the soil. Secdrid, wj& must haye. honey bees. There can be no i cejrtaihyof ..poflinitidililthbui bees. The jwinds .do riot carry the cbjarry blossoms Sat all. They mustj be carried by r the bees. 1 In the years fvhen "we have steady rains during the fruit" blooinmg' season ij there may be partial or even total failures of pollination of .ny or all fruit crops without honey bees to carry, the pollen, in the sunshiny; hours between the showers. The bees run from 20,000 to 100,000 workers to the hive, 'and, "where there are numerous colonies of bees, whgle. gre$t orchard areas may be pollenized in an hour ' . .s And the beekeeping industry of our district depends up- on sweet clover," alfaifa,! Hungarian vetch and the legumes other "than thd red "clover. J ' t ! : i H 1 . ; U,We niust attain to, the WOXld-r ' . . . j . ' J ) - ' ,.1-With red clover, a million with 'Hungarian Vetch 'going GrlmnVj&lfalfa increasnag in with sweet clover. aridj soy beans, and other legumes being planted on more and more farms, and in increasing1 size of ields already devoted to them. " We are growing nearly ' whole o the United State3 j In short, our growers as They are of a claas highly deserving of their full share bf all the" benefits they are cbnfering perjty of, all other plasses of plication of .their labor and facilities. : ! 4 With shch a country and. such a class of farmers, the Salem district Is "certain td stand out in comparison with any other section under the ghming "1M4.TKSTY T-1- vli 'xt.' xjeiioia me xnajesiy 01 duty nas been within the histpry of the commonwealth, list ened to respectfully Its moral and. grpwn-ups .was commendable. Obedience to and re spect for the laws of the community arid state; were expected generally.' Today calling attention to the majesty of the(law provoxes usually a smne, oitimes sneers ana riaicuie. I i I . u" Isn't the cause of the present attitude toward law largely due. to the attitude cf the: courts Of law themselves? .. What can-be expected of the wrong-doer cases, 'he reads of convictions on unimpeachable testimony or .as the result of Voluntary tonfessions of jguilt in court f ollow- ed by, the parole. based, on technicality of law or even on senti ment itself? "tie 'also reads "Of cases! where Juries whose .members, tinder oath to support the fundamental .law of the land, pronounce not guilty even these jwhb admit under the ; law, their ;guilt. Isnhere found the pasi3 for the1 belief of . the' smart ; Alec, tlie pervert that it will be easy for them to transgress the law and still go un-; .-punished? --v-"- -i I ;N - -i i -:- r " ;fCmphmentingJ;his attitude of some courtsafe the efforts of some types of legal satellites to overemphasize rthe techni que of the law arid to ignore common jlustice j The prime ob- jecit of their trust is Contained in the fee and their siiccess in thac'quittai t th'eir cUents ; but the court holds a more criti cal responsibility, i He is the arbiter and sits in final judg: ;menf dnthe cast. The public depends on. him for justice. It is hlsuty to warn against and to pfeveritf uiur $rime nd .injustice through deterrent punishment bf those convictedX ;The majesty of the law will continue ttfprovoktrrms of ridicule until the courtk and ! the advocates j of arestbre it to the highest type of legal effort and attainment; f . f ! j AVOID DlSCRnnNATIONS; .'Treasury reports indicate federal receipts exceed in Amount ,the jeVtimates-This- opens' the epportunity jfdr redaction in federal Jaxesand 'possibly, a refund cf a portion of those paid this year. . ! n' yr! 1 " - .. Tct. cc'rriJcrsticn of ;this'; tax-rcaction-'Ooagress .-may he called into early session this fall. ' Plans'are'riow'laidrfdr Ee" Jlonday by - lv W. H. Headersan.. Cirpulatioa Manager Ralph H. Kletxing Adrertiaing Unfr Frank Jsskoski- ,.Miir Job Dept. E. A. Khoten .(....Livestock Editor W. C. Conar, Poultry Editor jaoavva,yq rwa i -,h-. '.,4. -ws t. Circulation Office 563 06 .Society Editor Oregon,, as aecead-cUss matter - IN LEAGUMES :' w'V . greatest legume district in the .. , . ; ' V , f . 4 J, . . 4 . . , dollar annual crop for the seed ; out in immense acreages, with acreage byj leaps and bounds ; I , ill ! ' all the vetch seed here for the ! : ' H usual, are fully doing their part. upon the stability and pros our people by the! intelligent ap sun. ; , !h 'If'- tr- i flF THR T AW Atii ; t' fit itie lawiui and civic effect upon fyduth when! in the history of trial r hi -! 3 " kf'i; that the income tax and "other making body convenes. It's provisions will probably not dif fer materially from those of the unpopular Mellon plan. Poli tical strategy will provide for it, however, another name. r -The result of the recent New -York economy program car ried out by the legislature, has increased resentment already existing toward tax reduction which does not apph tb all, rich; and poor alike, whatever Here there was provided a 25 per cent reduction on state in comes but a continuance "of the old tax on real estate. t. ' ' No such reduction affecting a part only of the people or of property should be permitted. If it is possible to reduce taxes of one kind, it is also possible of all kinds and a general reduction is the only equitable policy the only one to be attempted or tolerated. i , . Salem and all of Marion county will soon be one "great bower of 'beauty 'Irf'-their orchards, gardens: and wildwood flowers.'! : ' : ' ' i '" j - ' ; ' , - ... :- - H , 1 - " ;1-u The ringing of the. curfew and the bld-f ashiohed!slipper should be of mutual benefit. ; - j 1 C ; " mmn talks by Ret. ERNEST H. SHANKS, Pastor of the First Baptist Church f j . . v . . APRIL 9, 1925 'Jolui 10:1-37. Tho Crucifixion." . The Crown of Thorns. - 1-3. j ' - "' Jesus and tho Multitude. 4-1.1. The Je Wis Reject, Him. 14, 1 ft. Th Ieath on Uie Cross. 16-37. Kej: " "It Ih Finished." ! J Memory verses; Luke 23:34,-Lulo 123:43, John 15:34, John 19:2S, John 19:30, Luke 23:40. ! r ::t" : - ' '- T7RIDAY is commonly, called "Good Friday." . In churcb circles it F ' commemorates" thtJ day "on which. Jesus was crucified. Extended comment cannot be. made here covering; this marvelous chapter ?and the ''Divine Tragedy." We have cfiosen for memory verses "The Seven Last Words" of Jesus on the Crfires. It would be -well to com- jnit .them to memory, and In order. look upon that scene without, feeling, that his heart is .jnrokeu." : It was there that Jesus wrought out to the finish-full atonement and gave salvation to alj men. One thing is certain, Jesus by His ftea-lh completed' the redemptive work so far as God is concerned- : By His own -willing sacrifice He has presented Himself to God, the Lamb without spot or blemish, acceptable as an offering lor sin. In that dark hour the way was opened td sinners to come back to God.- He has.set before the whole hnman Tace "an open door.' All mm may be saved through Him. He was "lifted up," and men are-strangely drawn to Him. Do not wilfully close your eyes and- refuse to look at the' "Crucified One." It was a dark hour in the world when Jesus was rejected and crucified. It will be a dark hour for the man who stands before Hinr having rejected His mercy. "Look, look to Him. and'live." , ... i . . j : t -'". -v- :)., "V:- " '"Luke 23:34 . ; "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." ' ' ' t- ! ' .; . Luke 23:43 f f r '- "Today thou shalt be with Me In Paradise." , . ; John 19:2. 27 ! ! ' ( ;"Womah, behold thy son! . Behold thy mother!" - r " Mark 15:34 j r - "My God, My God, why hast I Thou forsaken Me?" .: f - fi"-', r John 19V28 ;' . i: "I thirst!" t !: .V. ; :' !' . J: j,, John 19:30 1-' "It is finished!" - . : . i ' . . ,' i v i ;, : Luke 23:46 - v "Father, into Thy hands I commend My spirit. 1 Bits lor Breakf ait Legumes'are life- ; ' m t That Is what they are for the vegetable kingdom I ' i i. And there can j be no rotation without them, and "no keeping up of the fertility of,the soil. . t - Salem " district r farmers " have been long on legumes for a long time; but they are going much stronger now and will be much longer on them before much longer,. L ' - . j ,. ' ;1 Great idea, to make next week linen week in Salem. ; Talk linen and the flax Industry for: a week," and get everybody to understand the importance of this thing, arid then get a few more linen mills and retting and scutch ing plants, and Salem will be on I the' way. to real greatness. -Then she y IU soon , b building more than 10 new hojneg'a day, as she is now bunaing, more than one every day, counting Sundays.. ; . Xfext jWeek, ithe. Slogan man must prove that this Is an aspara gus country.. Get that idea over, and we wiii 'bate new Industry of size; a stupendous, one. : j , 3'-. '"" -: Some one connected .with the Oregon Agricultural college said, some .time ago, that a strip less than ''three miles wide running from'Corvallis to Portland would contain as much acreage as there b of land in Oregon deVoted to the (proper rotation of crops. The Salem district is rapidly- widening the imaginary Bpace. We are ro tating right., Marlon county has already become the leading corn county in the northwest; with Polk county second, and the Salem dla trlct la decidedly the leading le- Sending Pictures by i Radio is Described; Scientists Hold Meet t (Contiaa4 from psf j) r . . Bothing'ieft at the sending end except fop the operator to tele phone the j-efliving, end to get ready. ". m . .''At the receiving, end-a process is employed which resembles the way our mothers used to enter tain us ty placing a penny under a piece of paper, drawing straight lines across the paper and maklne j the head of the Indian appear. . In tne sending of pictures the only difference. Is that we use photo graphic filling Instead of paper, and na'es of light Instead of pen- CiL Iiii3. - , v . ' . v -. ". - A "Current sent ..in accordance with "tha variation of areas "of light and dark In the slices of 'plj. lure c-perafa"a tiny fllacicat -cf light at the recelvtr.j- cfcS. Zlov Ir. ICCth of an Inch to the ri-ht a tin: a, this draws Uae3 S0-1C3 , the basis of their payments. to devise means to reduce takes THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST JOHN 1 S -in l:2,-27,-Mai-k They are given below. Who can fr or -in ore ,to the! inch, .until a whole picture ' Is filled in and,, the. . ,i . - : Let us have faith that right makes might and In that faith let us to the end dare to do our dutj as we understand It. Lincoln. ; , a ; 1 . ' wrrw i I . . .... :. l-'.i. - ;.. j "' "sT T'aaafc t 1 - Pssfaiaafafnai !;. - ' L"II"N. - 1 'T ' flafaVJBHHSjBfatKr I i r- m HI Piles Cured Without Surreal Operation IT MetbW el surUc PUMaad btber Ketal mod CoJoo dlasr We ta ha ws throw sraiowt tbe otira west, auad I hava- bad I tMta an tht .Caiau ma fi vory wjlk mt life. Incladina Ms waafeee awa fara)n and wark- aatd we Ua. . iT littto cbiU t aa -aatd ab " yoawa W Backed. Br GUARANTEE Aa rvime f troaal faitm. Juad my aTkOrty, I rwaawvw all aVaaa-t , br tala GtABAKTEEi If If fall ta cttra yaor Plleav I wtlll tLKft-UlTD - rk l?a aU . far bad men It yaara. 'brvory reanady waa ' I wlah ta axpreaa any aparecbUioa of rtael wttbaat avail. . 1 biMl.aeen, apar the fact taat alaca your treataaaot for; staod avpea. ant nay etadiaM recvraed. JPtias .I.bava oojoyexl aorh heaJUi aa Attr year trealaat I aaaiaajaytagi Ium at ba my arivileso fee lf yeafj.i, 1 . T draaaaed a. I Mrs, XV. ft. gacraaaaata. fTaLt "Waeda afaaajy vsesastaiad roar Uaartnaat far, ,Va41 ta aanre say . Ivaartfelt. srraUtoaaf , . .. . - , . - tar Tz mwrrloM vara. Yea awa la-f . J Wra. 8. Potta. Maaa.1 1 bad eaf- . a 'mirada aaaa.' sac aaar jywa; iimi 'tnw auaa - saa i aaaa I eai-a. Taarefatk I aaa trmlr ncomawnd nor traatmaat aa aayoaa eoff eaiag wiut Hee- If tOdtf l aaticalv (raa graaa amy XUea. aobaa aad pmunm." -- Kr. H. L, aaett. tdabat "t faalC sraa aiae - aonaia v aeaia f hsas aitc taklnr--. Uav gained It faouaaa. glad ta rata end .' y r rataiaj. ;ui aUwaa ba yaar aaataud." - - T - ' PO.iTiAfiD Tbig beoklet J writ tea fa tbe tkaasaads at ree al aaf fcrcra wis eaaaat saaJbie a eraaaal vail at . bay arrJeea. It deala wltb rectal diaeaaea. tbetv Byin ptosis . d taasfa. It tella yr bat . ta avoid . aad ce .-tB amy - ... - IIEIOIIIIIGI PROBLEftflSl I i REVELATIONS OF A WlfE -r. i . Serrlce 'I CHAPTER 428. WHAT DID MRS.' DUTtKEE SEE i IN THE NEXT MOTOR .,.) -; ' . U j- CAR, T :Bess Bean! 1 repeated incr ulously, j and ; , Indeed, for ;a to wildered second oif two I had hard work to summon the girl's image lo my mental retina, filled witfi perturbed visions of Claire Foster and Edith Fairfax, t With i her departure from thie Catskill home f Robert Savarinjs sister, Mrs. Cosgrdre, where her attempts to chain Dicky to " the chariot wheels of j her vanity , Iiad met with such ignominious defeat, Bess Dean had vanished so com pletely out o my jremembrance I. suppose because bicky's inditfer enjee to her. was po 'patent that little Mrs. Durke's reference , to her startled me. . 'yes, Bess. Dean, drat her; my little, jieighbor said " vindictively. " never aw;. anybody ..with' tiich ppro unadulterated "gall , in my J ... '!. r'--l ' "She has a good deal of effron tefy, I'll admit,' I said slowly, many instances of this particular characteristic of Bess Dean's creeping back into my mind. "But I don't j think there's any real harm in her." '. ' ' - . .. '!. , 1 "Madge Graham, I'll turn yoU oter jny knee in aifother minute,' iter Fluffiness sputtered. "As I tap her by over afoot, she giggled atj her own words as soon as tfiey had left her lipsj but went on pettisBiy: Mrs. Durkee is Worried. "I don't know whether it's that Phritan consciencja of yours or jttst plain cussedness that makes ydu always ' defend" another wom an," she; stormed. 1 thank gooi n4s'8 I'm not so scrupulous. I can seie plenty of harm in a pert piece like Bess Dean, hut Leila's got that southern hospitality stuff so deep Ittj her that, she's 4 fool as you are. Besides, berj wouldn't see or believe any evtt of anybody' till it came on the end of her nose like a. bumblebee. - - But I can tell you' : ; ' ! - : ' j I -Interrupted her ruthlessly, for I knew she could talk on for an other half honr irithout my get ting any real inkling of her mean- i;. 13 fvt2- riTTri ft f rrwitv fTiawa-Jl t PORTLAND OfTlCES ir tM mam. Chasi. Dear sub ntAIW OMOSITI COURT tiOUS T IS needless and ntteriy unnecessary, for anycm& to suffer or long- remain j afflicted with tales, and, the proof of my . statement is evidenced by my many years' record in curing; the ; . most severe cases of long; standing, and is further backed by . my written GUARA3MTEE that thts teatient is cured of his Piles or the fei far ilia treatment REFUNDED.! -Hi 1 T . No CDttiOaT, burnirro;, clamps, ligatures, stitches or any of the other pu- - roeroxia and violent feature of Um a)4, Boethod are employed. My non sarctenl - system of curing Pile is rapid, ! gentle and roothir?;: f ivin lmost immediate relief and quickly effecting permanent cure. No hos- - . pita! bills, no: anaesthetic, no shock, no danger, no confinement to either yow bed or room.. The patient may i come and go about his business as usual. Even in cases of pfvlapsing or paiotrudiiog; Piles, . this extreme " condition disappears following the first treatment, a matter; of 24 hours-. V: . PORTLAND AND SEATTLE OFFICES v Convenient to' those In every tart of the fJorthweat ar my Portland and Beattlo ffice, perfectly orgmrUaed and equipped ta properly car fur all patienta suffering with Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorder. Write HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS iw. whibw m w amanity." . ' Mr. ll't. ' 1. Raabaaa. tTaab.t -Mt tr.wm mr utenlaluMi at bit mnrk.i m,wiiit aader yaar aara. As! ff m.yj. hmJmmmr 8oakaaa WM " Mr. T, tataly v oatieata catnlns: ta you.- l K fteartle. Wash.! "I aaa eer- . h very grasrfnl far what year Has ; tat irM - f '' tat Treat meata bar doaa for aae." cirirrs: szattle omc Or Dean Duildlnn fC3-2 Safr Ouiidina aTH-ANDf MAlN 6TH AND - PIINlf paorrc courTi House baaostre rtujacx o "tisoa M ENT I OM aJM rS i. P A P E R k WH EN WRITING aaa-aaralcat ear far Pira. TO I1FJI IR APPLY SAGE TEA Look . Young! Bring Back Natural Color, "Glow, and ..! '; Attractiveness. Tts I Common garden sage brewed into? a heavy tea with sulphur add ed, Jwill turn gray, streaked and fadd hatH beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will! prove a revelation if your hair Is fading, streaked "or gray. Mix ing the Sae Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is trouble some. An easier way is to get a bottle of Wyeth'a. Sage ajid Sul phur. Compound at any drug- store all teady for use. This is the old timi recipe improved by the ad dition of i other ingredients. " "Vhile wisp, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire, to re tain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Cage and Sul phur Compound, no one can tell, because it does: it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one 8tuall strand at a time; by morn ing Ml gray hairs have disappear ed, jand, after another application or two, your hair becomes beauti fully dark, glossy, soft and laxuri ant. Adv. -:: i- "You otiht to be ashomed to call me names, like 'ool," L, sald, smiling downioia her her. Don't you remmbe Tour Bible ?'';.' "Of course I do, and I feelilke a murderer right now," she flash ed back. "I "could " string Bess Dean, Leila and you -all up in a row ; Bess Dean for her cussed nes4, and you other two for your dunibness.", ' "jSupposo you tell me what she's done," I said, " and perhaps I'll 'help you rig up the gallows' . "I'll bet you've had reason enough to, in your time," she re torted shrewdly, "but I - know the Dicky-bird, she isn't his style, it's only a half-baked Idiot like Alf, who would find anything at tractive about her." : My lips quirked at the vision of little - Mrs. Durkee's rage should she) hear - anybody else apply the epitjhet "half-baked idiot" to her beloved only son. But I wisely made no commentupon her choice of words. ; I simply reiterated with pretended impatience '"Tell me what she's done, wom an, or you'll drive me mad.' "She's making a. dead set at Alf j that's- what .she's-doing? Her Fluffiness said with a vicious little clamping together of her lips. Oh! I don't-mean any vamp Btuff. Bess Dean's to coldblooded and too clever for; anything of that kind. But she's; the! kind; who cant iKrariS'aaEasa.j Seattle , orrictf nu SKafer Bui!dlmj.6fc Rne Bid Mri a. XV. I.. RoMlaad. B. P.J -Amw ttaoe yea want ta aae aiy aaroa as ref ranoe.. yaa aia at liberty U s ao. I ana feeling fine after taking; your treat anant far better than J have for a -good . aaaajt yeara.' . , Mri . A. 8 Partta'ad. Ore.t "i Vaok, year areas ment far rilaaand aaa wrL. ' arentiarat ia the . aarvat. aifnt. l pant aad am mt mmw b.t 1 cat af. aad 1 have triad alnut avarytttlna, aa my caaa ,at at long ,V Mt. A. Ny Walla WaAa, Wath. "i-Vim - - j j - . t .alra. Tear treataiaot entfrrlr - ved me of PUes Prolaoana and ra KUa, snfferad aa i"any yeara." ---t it nr. - yrx . ffit ymfff Tim " ' rjFREZ -' - - i;CQ:L 1 I Zte 2rtfion &tatiimaxi , Publinhad eery morning (except Mon day) at Salem, tae cspiial Oregon I ; Local Rates For i Classified Advertisaiig Daily or Sunday jOne tine.. ......1 2 f eatl wr word "Three times...-.... S cents per word 18 ix times. 8 cent per word Oae Month, daily-and : sooday ...:.Z0 cents per word Id order to earn, the mora tban one time rate,' advertisament faust rm in iconseeBtiTe issues I o ad taken for UN than 25 cent. JLda run Sunday only ehsrjed at bno-tisie rate. : . . .... : i- AdrertiseTneats " (except I'Peraion- ats" and "Situation AVanted") will be takeu over the telephone If the iadvertisr is aCsabseriber to . pbone. The Btatesman will receive adrerv ItiseraenU at any time of the. day or ntKbt. To insure proper classilioa ;tiona ada should be in. beioro 7 p. m. TEXZPHOITB 2S or 083 'Money to Loan 'IJ On Real "Entaie -T. K. FOttD (Over Ladd Bush Bsnk) BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOTJR HOME OR CAK HAVE IT Insured Properly Phone "181. Becke ft Hendrlelti. U. 6. :i)ank Bide. .1 !;,: : . ; av8tf 'he Lutheran Settle ment Bureau '' : (nOMZSEEKKa AND HOMESEtLia Oregon Incorporated Keal Estate ft Insurance, Phone 101 Booms 1-3 d, i' Arty Bld. a-8 AUTOMOBHiE9 J . . WR WRECK 7EM Psrts for ell cars. We sell for less. Oefc our price on: trailers. -Salem : Auto Wrecking Co., 402 8. Church street. Phono 2159. i - - : i , , . laStf. 6C3IEELER AUTO WRECKING CO. will buy your old car. Hifhcst cash price paid. 1Q85 N. Commercial St. l-;I8tf I AUTO KEPAmiNQ CALL. AT THE ' SHAMROCK GARAGE And get estimatea on your auto repair . work. We will save you money. All 'Work guaranteed.. Night and day aer- Tice. 333 Miller ft Commercial. Phono 142-M. i 2-al2 AUTO TOPS 3 FOB WINTER ENCLOSURES Curtain irk. etc. See O. J. Hnu, Z17 State. 8-f20tf FOB RENT FOR RENT MODERN OFFICE ROOM; ,. all conveniences. Home Realty Co., 16&.S. High- , . , I 4-2-14 PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14' BY f werdiag . .4? or RenSrf' cie' 10 cents each. tatsmaa Buaineaa Office, on tGnonna floor.-.;"? rj p-"'j. i HOUSE AND 2066-J. APARTMENTS iPHONE - . . 4-nlfitf FOR Rt: XT A pa rtments 5 FCKNISHED APARTMENT LOWER floor. 292 X. Summer. I 5 all NICE FURNISHED APARTMENT 500 ttnion, -Phone &67-J. v 5ral3 APARTMENTS 208 K. COTTAGE. Satf FOR KENT APAETMXNTS 891 CommerclaL ii ; ! DOWNSTAIRS S-ROOM APARTMENT with garden a-nd rfrwrt. Partly lurn iihed. 412 N. 21st St. 5-alO TVVO NEAT, CLEAN APARTMENTS- cbnvemently arranged. Call i iizt or 6i55 Marion. I . : -I -. 5-al4 NICELY FURNISHED 1 APARTMENT for rent. 3 roomi, beat,- private bath, down stairs. 1133 flonrt fit. -5-mHtf FOR RENT -Room NICE ROOM, CL0SS IS. Phone 58 5 W. :'i 6 a!5 HOU6EKKEPING ROOMS AND Garage. lilO Division. ; j 6-al2 stand It unless she has some nan dangling in her train, and yqu kn6w what kind o( single men are loose in these suburban .towns around heer. : She's clever- about it, too, I tell you. Sbe always pre tends to come to see me Oh, she 'a simply daffy about j.me to hear her tell it! And I can't get rid Of her to save my lire. V How caii .you get rid of a girl who la al ways coddjing tyon and " bringing yoi little things T jTfou can't say, 'Ne w, I'm onto your little game can you?" ;- "I laij,?hedtenderly at ier. per turbed face. . " ;; . . j . .. , tl can't imagine; your doing It," I iJaId-?'hut perhaps you rea' arri the attraction. L "Oh; Madge, Look There lun luomc, BUB BCUX1C4. "Mnd you, she -always times her visits to - me when Alf la h ancjL j evfery Saturday; morplng she taitesrthe same trala he . dqes to thejicityrsays ha has classes at Columbia. Ill bet they're classes in Iplaln- and fancy, vamping." "fButflurely; Alf 'doesh' pay any attjenjlon to her," I said, honestly perturbed at Lthis , reyelaiioa of Beis Dean's ef frontery,x with Its possible effect upon gentle Lei a Durkee's ?happin,f 33 - 1 , ' VNot yet," she answered, "if he did, I'd take a hickory gad to him if tt was the last thing I ever did. Buit you- sever. an tell I how caibpaigh like that will turn out. Ohl Madge, look there" fie? ; voice had changed from its petty haranguing tone to! a. muf fled-shriek of terror... . We had driven through the park, and re turningwere now one of the crowd iVptgpfers thronging rif th avenue;, . SJ y eyes followed her 'cointfn s finger to a llmocsfne - almost abreast of ours, but ill I eaw viks a hat 3v pulling down Ahe , shaGe iu'tt rV,-i:3w Eutiou's. Rend r:nA FOIl KUNT Houses 7 MODERN 6 ROOH BCNOALUW. PHOXR 1351.. 7m CLEAN FIVE ROOM HOtTSE Modern eonreniences, -fiO. : Phone 1274W. -i' . - ' ' ' 7-alO 8 ROOMS, SOME FHRSITIIRE MOD ern, $33 per month. Phone ."(.!. - ; 7-al3 KOlt 'RENT AND NOT FOR SALE .V roora. rottaxe. basement, furnace Aul attic. Phone 434 W or see Mr. or Mr. A. 3. Btwy, f 1 a9 FOR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS. 30 t to 950. All vacant. Becke Hend ricks. V. 8. Bank Bldr. 7a3U. FOR RENT DWELLING AT 1052 Re-, inaw; S20 a month. Call Rtatespsn business office, or Beck a k Ilendrirka. . v - . - . , 7-sBtf FOR RENTp-e-ROOM HOUSE. WE Lb located' on paved street. Oomfortle - out not new. f 18 per month. Will lease for long term. Phone 1748-R. a. . ' . mltf FOR BALF, mlBcellaneona 8 HAY 110 DIVISION. 8 al2 WHITE COLLIES AND ENGLISH BULL for sale. Petlaad's, 2f3 State. Hall HONEYBEES AND QUEENS . cash or shares. Phono 8FS. WORK, 8-aJl. FOR SAIE - BED. COIL SPRINGS, mattress, chiffonier; two rockers, two chairs, sewing nmchinr. Ironing board, fruit. Jars. 440 .Mill (basement apart-' ment.) 8-alO SMALli .IUGH POWER MOTOR BOAT; equipped with 15 hp. , 4 cylinder, 4, cycle NIAGARA Marine engine. Kv - erythinc new Reaiton fr sellinc;, wat er in Willamette gwts low at ucrna. For information write J'cte Hanson, PO Box 24, Eugene, Oregon, tfal4 Trespass Notices '- . For Sale Trespass Notice, iiia 14 fnrfies ST 9 inches, printed on fcod 10 ounce canvaaa bearinf; the words, "Notice Js Hereby CJiren That . Trespaids ;.ia Strictly Forbiddea sOn Theaa.. Premises Under Penalty y.Pseutop.,. Price 15 each or two far ic. fe(ateman Publishing Compsny, '6alem, . Ore-oo. 8-ntt FOB , SALE OLD . NEWSPAPERS. TEN cents bundta. Circulation department Oregoa Statesman. . INSPECTED SEED POTATOES FOR early planting.. Netted Gems for table use. Must be -satisfactory or money will be refunded. Yew-Park Grocery . Market, 705 S. 12th fat. Jfkona .. 8-ni8tf Beautiful Oregon Rose And eleven' other Oregon aonjs to gether witb a fiaa collection af patriotic songs, sacred songs and msay aid tima favorites. ' . . ' ' AU, TOR 250--; - (Special prlcea ta quantity lota) Especially adaptable for school, coos munity or home singing. Send for Western Songster 70 pagee now ia Ha tbird edition . Pnblisbed By ' OREOON TEACHERS MONTHLY . gig 8. Commercial St. Balem. Or. F RE 811 OH WEMj ROTTER FEBTl LIZ er for sale. Tbone 20301. 6-a9 BELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE 1L L. Stiff furniture Co. Used Go di Dept. opposite court bout. 8-m22tl RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE a" BY 84'. 50 receipt forma in book. 15 cents pel book or tww tooks for 26 cents. Staff ma a office, 215 South Commercial Ft, Balem. 8f tf NURSCItY fcrTOCII CUTHBEBT RED RASPBERRY Plaota. Phone 6F5. ; ea-aSl r Prune Trees Coats improved FreocM, 9 ta 4 ft. 8e; 4 . to 6 ft, 10c; 6 to 1 ft.', lie. Italians same price. Trait and Walnut trees. Phone 11011. Uigh and Ferry. JYuitland Nursery. , . . 8af2tf Willamette Valley Nursery - Has a Salesyard at 201 Court atraet at Kennedy's paint shop, opposite Bu siek'a store. All kinaa of fruit and nut trees. Dr. .Bran's Big French proa a specialty. J. Office phone 1815. lca. 105K5. Joas Mathiif Pron. f-d4t FOR SALI Livestock 0 20 HEAD EWESiSJ LAMBS Klvin -, Hrr, lit. 3, Silverton Phooe dtwa 255, .... ... , a VETERINARIAN DR. PATTE"0M ' Phone 2028-W. . ., . 9-daod FRED W. LANGE. VETERINARIAN Office 430 S. Commercial, j I'booe 1109 Thtn 1 .. - i v-ntli Autmox sAivns 10 ANOTHER AUCTION THURSDAY 1:30 p. m. at 531 S. Cottage bt. See Air. ' ' 10 a 9 WOOD FOR SALH 11 FURNACE WOOD CALL 29F4. Il-a9 FOR DRY WOOD CALL 77F3. 11-aH BE8T SECOND GROWTH FIR ft; OAK S9. Call 1131. , ll d.7ll GOOD COAlr--DnY WOOD " PROMPT DELI V ERIK 4 H1LLMAN FUEL CO. , . PHONE 185 ll-J20tf. BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft. and IS inch. I . - ' - Dry mill wood. ' - .",Qree mill wood. Dry : second growth fir. fry and id f jr. ry 4 ft. t'h. r-.ple and tak. ' . FRED E. VILL3 - t Prn)T delivery gn I reasonable prl-a. 280 South Church. Phone li43 11-r. i.t is-incH old rra second growth oak and aa. Pbooe 1SF3. II. D. 1 ay- fi-,d. f- Jl-(i'( WANTED Employment 13 HOUSEKEEPER WIfiIIE3 TOSITION either eity or can a try, ' country pre- ferred. ..Box 17, care titatcaman. 12 alO WILLAMETTE BOY WANTS PLACE TO work for room. 236, care fctateKman. . N. la-aa FOR GARDEN PLOWINO, BASEMTNT digging and ttam work, phone It F3. . ... lSn-titf .V.'ATED RJUsccUancoas 13 SEE, WARD K. RICHARDSON ABOUT TocieberHcs. Phone 184. 13 elO 25- 1IILK CUSTOMERS GOTX'KM - (Tuernaey -mil - herd," 1rt 5.2:'o 10 cents quart delivered. Home of juiof Grand champion GaerrufT b'll'. I Jit ..Oreeon- f'ate r. ! elFIS t ..J -t . as. 5, ii. 1' m. Or- 1 4 ... I ed L:....oJ i atovpa, tonis, i -'i , t . AID I
