THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY " MORNING, MAY 27; 1925
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(PEACE AND TRUTH :--Thas
I will answer thee, and show .hee; great and mighty. Jhijiga which
thou knowest not. . . , Behold,. I will fcirip rt health aad cure, and
I will core them, and will reveal uqta -them the abundance or peace
ana .iruia. : eremiaa ij; i,
USE IT OR
f "The prolonged silence at jthe.JVljute, Hoijse on j
the recoznmendatuns of tfie tariff, commission !
; .that the dut on linseed I be reduced leads to
'-the 'belief that the President Jjiteds s to.pay no 1
attention to the report of the commission. It is
now . belie Yed jthjgi -President has adopted the j
, policy of.ailencevwherjB hp finds the facts sub-J
mitted to him by the tariff commission do not i
justify a reduction in the rate of I duty on tle
f commodity upon wbich the report based. This
is what he did in the sugar investigation and the j
time that has elapsed since the linseed oil report :
-reached him would seem to justifjr the general
belief that a simlaf !
: report. ;:h;; ' j r: jU;T'
"While no official statement has been made!
as to what suggestions Secretaries Jardine and '
Hoover may haver male on thePresident's. re-1
. quest for information as to the effect ,of al:
reduction of the linseed oil duty .cpj the flaxseed
industry, it is generally conceded that both ;
these cabinet members reached conclusions ,
DIRECTLY OPPOSED TO THOSE OF THE
; TARIFF COMiHSSIQN.' It may be, as the com-;
mission has found,- that, a, slight reduction in j
the duty on linseed oil,- based upon the -differ- s
ence jin, cost ,Qf pr?4tictioji-at. homeland .abroad, i
is jusOfiedr.prpdejd. yjje, cpst. of produc-1
ing Jthe oil is considered, but if . reducing 1 the j
duty on the oil mleans an injury to the. farmer'
and a permanent decreake
flaxseed the President evddently feels that the ?
users of linseed oil are not entitled, to a'lower!
rate of duty at the expense of the farmers of,
the .United States."
The. above, is from the Washington correspondent of the
American' Economist, official
jective f Tariff League, , . ' ; - ,j
It should be. explained .that the tariff commission is
being subjected to reorganization. As constituted up to a
short time ago, that body represented the free trade ideas of
a j small cult of theorists in this country; now discredited
eyen by many of the leading-Democrats of the United States.
President Coolidge is making that body what it was in
tended to be, non political ; a body" to investigate, impartially
all j petitions for relief jpr for readjustment ,ojf tariff, rates
under the elastic provisions, of xmr tariff -law,-or'for other
forms of tariff tefaetH::ry :yr' "'.'.fL. :.; Y:!jjii;-";;
There , is to be nd reduction of the duty on linseel oil,
and our flax growers are concerned in, this stand of President
Goblidge. It is not our chietproduct, as it is in the Dakotas,
Minnesota and other states,-nevertheless the seed wjth our
growers is a very important by-product. ; " j
J There 'is to be no reduction of duty on flax seed, and
there is to be no reduction of the rates on the flax fiber and
its manufactures- ' i .-''M'j H"
But this would not hold true for an indefinite time, if we
did not secure the development xf our. flax and linen indus
tries. We must use this advantage or lose it. To "use it ,or
lose it is a law of. nature. 4:.- j-- , rj
I .These; juidu5tries.ire .Jbow. afforded splendid, protection.
Build a wall of producers and manufacturers and laborers,
and of those indirectly concerned in these industries, and
there will be no reduction of the present favorable duties, i;
FLAX IMPORTATIONS f
' (Capital Journal) . .
The market for flax in the United -States is sh,own not
only by the importation of
fabrics and products but also
f fere, of which we do hot begin to raise enough to supply the
limited needs of the little manufacturingone. A i -:
J Federal statisticaighow, that in 1923 there were imported
into the United States' 2136 tons of hackled flax fibre, valued
at $2,lSl94:and 284 tons' of fibre not-haclsd, valued at
$1,610,276, the total importations being'alued at 3,792270.
In 1924 there were imported 1011 tons" ofihackled fibre
valued at. $1,143,104 ,and 2878 tons of fibreTvnot;-hackled,
value&at 60,489 a total of 003,593, ;;The decrease in im
portations ffom He previpus year was due to the fibre not
being available, either inr Europe or Canada. ; ' '
p In 1923 Canada exported to the United States "1635 tons
cf fibre valaedit ?233,878"and in;1924;t10Ga -tons, valued at
184,890, The other importations were from Europe. :
On account of the excellent quality of the fibre raised in
"Hie Willamette valley where climate conditions are as. near
ideal as in Irc!ind.C"ad Flanders, this valley is the loicsl
site for the devebprient of 'a great 'linen textile industry
which should in time revive the cotton textile industry
cf New . EasbidV . , - v!
As t: 3 autcnictilo industry
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btii fcalein,. K,i e- on
W. H. .Henderson.. -,,r?Tcwlstioa .Manager
Ralph li. Jh..euingAdveruing Manager
Frank Jasroari ,.r -.Manager-Job- 2pk
E. A. P So ten Livestock Editor
W. CL' Connor , . . r.T.-TwltrTUtliw
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lenu! Oreton, t.aeepnd-el matter"
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safth ibe tbjd Call unto me. and
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jLOSE.IT
magazine of the American Pro
'nearly $100,000,000, pf , linen
by the ; importation of flax
centered at Detroit, the
th3
linen
ind-.try - ten'
Salem and Ihejway: ta-assure it is to-specd-up the iinanciss
of te prbiws'eOpp-ill,' .
FEATURES
Deliyery -costs count, emphatically, in jthe selling, price of
commodities. . .They determine also ?to;a .certain extent: the
cost to the consumer. In many cities it has been found upon
investigation that housewives pay almost double the yrhole
sale prices of fruits and vegetables they, purchase.
A careful analysis of truck transportation has shown
that. only 26 cents. out of each dollar received was charged
to , productive . work. It is certain then that the purchasers
could save much by carrying their purchases and that the
articles purchased could - Jbe ?
and carry plan." , - '
One of the chief differences in costs is in produce mar
keting including vegetables
make for high costs for all. , It
time to deliver a pound pr two,
pounds of . the same food. -
help pay the deli very costs of all purchases. So thereis little
encouragement Jpr .' one purchaser to carry while another
requires delivery- ' - . - . . . ,
J -A number of farmers who were.:,delivering: in.dividually
their milk found that their competitors who were delivering
through a league of dairymen
nV'K net oecause pi -me saying oi lime ana ptner cpsts? p?
delivery. , Likewise fruitraen find cooperative delivery covert
inr long distances advantageous. ' Why a cooperative delivery
system is iiot employed as an Economy practice is notlgen-
erally clear.
; fThe buyers themselves
high prices. r-The purchaser
carton could get a great deal
in bulk. To buyfpotatoes or
is absurd since these vegetables keep la long time - and i are
of general use in the family, j - All 1 the delivery, containers.
labor in wrapping, etc., must be
sumer who of times complains
living. One of the most efficient ways for the! reduction pf
costs js to encourage cooperative deliveries, the - purchaser
carry plan and bulk purchases.:
pride, s add to our tabors, change ,our, present methods. . But
they should result in lower costs. ;
SALVATip-N
The Salvation Army drive
quota for Salem is les.than;three thpusand; liberal
response oy citizens, ot-Salem is
? iThe work of-these volunteers, is wort.hypf genera recog
nition. Their's is a campaign
and aid to the wretched,: the
efforts are neither for commercial gain norself aggrandize
ment butor the uplift of humanity through Christian effort.
Every contribution to carry on this .work : is multiplied in
glorified service. I ' i
t:
1 Hits "For BreIif aat
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Talking or Djinlhg"""
I Mining Slogan tomorrow. 1
iThls annual ' jntnlng " number
tinds Salem ope . year nearer the
time when', she ' will hare at her
front oor a great mining camp.
The ore Is there, richer and
more extensive, than In the Coeur
d Atene .district in Idaho. JVhat
Is needed Is mining on as extenslre
a: scale as'ls done In the. Idaho
district. ! " i '
, 'VbateTer has happened to Am-
unnsen, jthe time is approahcing
when the .Artie. . routes . wUl . he
maked out and going to the- North
Pole will be as commonplace as
climbing Mt.. Hood. "Mrl Amund
sen lectured.' in Salem a taw years
ago, to a very small audience;
but he made his ecture most; -
terestlng to the few.who attended.
m :
The statae or Liberty In ; Kew
Tork 1 harbor has1! been formally
transferred from the war depart
ment tq the- department of the in
terior, :i good omen of the time
when liberty will dure no need of
war departments., :
l Cyrus H. K. Curtis, with the an
clentThlladelphla North American
about to be added to. his string and
"consolidated," is 1 beginning jto
crowd' Mr. Munaey's record. And.
eventually, Is Greek to meet
Greek? ' t
Ambassador Houghton,: lew -Envoy to : London;
". l1'ifiy'" Confers j with i Predecessor, Sipf etf ryKesIIogg
f-.
' V . : y : ! 1 ..(.
i ;f :
y I 5- ;
"peinted Ambassador to the. Court
ef Ct, James, la eko i abov 1 wtb.
Trank T, Kellogg. ' r jw; Sr-. tar
Ctt, wno; uatU cently Was
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OF HIGH COST
sold ; for - less under s the cash
and . fruits. ScnaU . purchases
requires as much energy and
as it does to deliver severa
Everyone who purchases , niust
were obtaining more for their
- .y"-':"'
are not blameless in bringing
who buys oatmeal in a fancy
more pf a kind equally as jgood,
beans a few pounds at a'time
added to the cost to the con
bitterly of the high cost of
The methods may: hurt our
ARIY ; DRIVE
is on this week. The budget
reported. -
, primarily -of, encouragement
indifferent and sinful. Their
r, : ' -
rj public .curloajtty naturaUy arises
as . to - fnewer tne . Ancient .ana
Honorable - Artillery . company;
which, has admitted Gen. Dawes to
membership, ; has - any , old rules
that need drastic revision.
Mr. V Rockefeller, Jr., .has Irre
proachable manners. He refused
to be annoyed by 'the crowd of
women and girls .."who stood for
hours in the street in front of his
New , Yprk residence during his
daughter's wedding.'; ; When -.the
reception .was over and many of
the crowd remained staring -at
'the house, Mr. Rockefeller went
out and Invited them In,' He per
sonally escorted three - groups
through the room used in" "the
ceremony, filled - their ' arms with
tiowers and bade them a court-
eous:adleu -.'-v-t '
I rteal.Etate Jrinsfers r J
, . ; .W
! Fischer Flouring i MUls ; of 811
rerton,. sold to . Reynolds, ; C:.,A..
lend Jn Barger claim. T.
r Davis, Cornelia A-, sold to Ran
som, Charles, land in T. C. Coffey
claim. . ; ; ;
Eamson, Charles, sold to Brown;
Selmer, land in T. C. ,;Coffeyy
claim. i . . ... .:.-.
- HQS1HTAL; JUR-iNCH, FORMED -i
SEATTLE. May. 35 The JJorth
.west : ; Hospital j, association . was
formed, at meeting of hospital
superintendents of Washington,
Oregon and Idaho here today. -The
association is to promote the ad
vancement and standardization of
hdspltal work. " .r-
if: S
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I f :
AmDawaV.nr tt I.don.'Mt Js paid
that 5!. Houfchicn wj'l go'to th
British rapl(al-frn. Unr Oeom
returns trpmx T- hetwa forced
t tAca oJ ac of his health.
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PROBLELTS
Aal Gjurriaonra iMmm --FtUMe oi
Copyright by Nrwapaper faatura
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- CHAPTER NO. 4 6 9
THE HOPE .THAT MADGE
CHERISHED ONLY' TO
:. ' '' , LOVE-IT i , -
(There . was no . further wrord
spoken by any of . the - limousine
.Occupants until the machine stop
ped a second time, f
.Tiat we had driven through an
other pair of gates I deduced from
the fact, that the speed of the ma
chine had slackened. Jto a crawl at
one point, and then had increased
si era In nroyA T-k.AiA. , n
to the guarded inner gates of the
country estate to which Iwas be-
.ing" carried was fresh in my mind;
andj did not doubt that it was
one of the guards who opened the
barriers for us and had shut them
behind us. ". . ' "'
"What's .the program, now?"
the big man asked when the ma
chine had 'stopped again. "
"Take" this: beauty to the third
floor for me," Grace Draper re
plied "George you come along
tOO." ' j
... ;I felt myself lifted by a pair of
powerful ; arms which j belonged
guessed,- to the big man, and f roni
the manner in which he bent him
self and manoeuvered my body at
one place, I knew that I was be
ing carried through a door.
The - blanket 'over my face ef
fectually prevented me from know
ing exactly where I was. "But I
culd.'iell when the big man
climbed jhe steps, to he door and
when lie: turned to the' rizht" or
left, and " with a mighty effort 1
set my memory to work to count
the stairs and the number of stens
he took at each lirn to the right
or, left. ' .:: ' " ! '.
;Tt was the only .effort of any
kind U could make. . althoueh I
had very little hope of being able
to make .use of the knowledee.
even that hope died when a few
seconds later) after we entered the
door, Grace Draper said;
"Here, is the lift. - We'll go un
this way. J
A Vaguely-Familiar Face.
,,Nol chance to eOunt the stens
npw or have any idea of the way
but from my prison house. I men
tally commented that the : house
In which we were must be both
commodious and "luxurious, and
wondered if it were, the home of
the mysterious man pf whom Lil
lian v had' told . me, the multi-mil
lionaire 'parlor anarchist," whose
Identity: as the secret power be
hind ..the : gigantic conspiracy .we
Were fiehtine Allph ? rvr-nto an
Lillian had begun to suspect.
We left the UfU and after a few
more steps of travel and man-
oeuyerjpg through another door.
tne . big man stopped. -:..
What do you want done, with
her?; and his tone was that of a
farm hand carrying a heavy sack
of grain. . - . ; v ! j . ;
".Set .hep down on her Xeet '
Grace Draper returned, and I felt
the -blanket snatched from me. I
reeled slightly from the sudden
change to an upright position,' and
the pain of the gag In my mouth,
and my eyes -caught the astonish
ed look of- another pair of eyes set
in a .face vaguely famUiar.
"Beat It now, and let His Nibs
know we're here," Grace Draper
commanded the big man, and he
Ieftthe roOm.at once.' "George,
stay 'here a little While, I may
need you," she directed next, then
she stepped In front of me and
her .malevolent eyes ' behind her
viel narrowed, gleamed with pleas
ure. ' ' 'I. -. "
"At . last!", she said, "I'm to
have, the .handling of you, , my
dearie, They've promised me that."
'Shaking in Your Shoes?"
There was that in her voice and
eyes v which made me feel again as
ff I had suddenly been 'enveloped
In ice. " -1 ; tried to brace Tnyself
bravely to meet anything she
might do. She held my" eyes" stead
ily with' hers for? long minute,
then gave a short, contemptuous
lagh:5-;-';.- '' -'ly. - , -' -' ;
hatng in, your ahoes, aren'jt
you, you rhite livered Jbaby?" she
taunted. "Well, it'a no fun hand
ling a coward. IH rwait tm you
get .your Wandering genses . back.
Perhaps you'll be able to pump
up a bit of spirit then." -ji ' k
Curiously enough, Xhe taunUng
words were,a.rellet to the terror J
wntcn uaa siweQ jne. , or i Knew
the hatred wnich jurace Dr?per
cherished, for me.. and knew, that
nothing but .jprders .jwhich ..jfhe
dared TiotHIsobey, "won Id keep Her
from venting that hatred upon me
in some i more effective torm- than
words. 7 At least, L argued .from
her. restraint she could 'not harm
me i before permission was given
heri by lome person higher than
herself In authority.
She tamed to ;a vamas 'stand
ing- near,, the woman whose, face
had g?cr,1 familiar to me.
Ts" ( r3 of terV LlGfV. Take
the . g out ' give
Ore
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Published everr morninr (except H-'
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Clajsifled Advertisb-j '
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One time .. 2 cent per ward
Three times... ; 5 cent per word
Sis time.: 8 cents per word
One month, daily and ,
Sunday . 20 cents per word
In order to earn the more than one
time rate, adTertisement aiuat run in
consecntire i&anes.
No ad taken for lets than 25 cents.
.Ada run Sunday only charged - at'
one-time rate.
-Adrertiaementa ' (except ' "Pereon
U" and -'Situation Wanted") will
betaken OTer the telephone if the
advertiser it a adbscriber to phone.'
The Statesman will , .receive advnr-"
tiaementa at any time of the day or
night. . To insure- proper' classifies
tioni ada ahould be in before 7 p. m.
TEXEPHONE 23 or 683
Mon ey to Loan
. ; ' Oa Real' Estate ! .
T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd Buih Bank)
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUB HOME
OR-CAR HAVE -IT .
I n u red. Projp e irly
Phone 161. . Becke . t . Jlendrlcks, . U. . S.
Bank Bide. - 4-28-tf
The ; Lutheran Settle
;; '; inentBii r,ea.u : yf"-:
, , will help both .
HOMESEEKER HOMESELLER ,
" ' " ' -with "' "; .
' Oregpn Incorpprai4
Real f Hatate In&arance. Phono 1013
. Victor Schneider, fiet'y. ,
Room 45-8, DArey Bldg. a-3
AUTOMOBILES
. WE WRECK 'EM
Parts for all car. . Wo. aell for less.
Get onr prices on trailer. Salem Auto
Wrecking Co., ,.02 . 8. Chnrch ctreet.
Phone 8159. . Ia3tf
SCHEELER AUTO WRECKIXO CO.. will
buy your old car. . Highest, rath price
paid. 105 X. Commercial St. ljl3ff
.AUTO . JtEPAIRIXd
GOOD SERVICE FAIR PRICE. MED
LKRfc UBKXGOOD GARAUE. Oen
eral repairing:, assccories.tires. Miller
and - Honth -C'ommerrial. " f!-m'26tf.
AUTO ,TOPS
SEE US FOR TOP AKD PAIXT WORK.
. - J. Hull Auo Top Is - Paint fchop.
' Hear fire , department. J - S-al(ttf
her something to eat."
i Linda! The door -of a memory
celt flashed open, and I knew why
the woman's face seemed familiar.
? She was the woman Grace Dra
per .had called her only friend
the woman - whose voice had
bEOuht me to the .house .in Hemp
Btead where -Grace had o success
fully worked on my sympathy and
had, paved jthe,' way. to the kidnap
ping .pf my. baby ,bpy. . -.'
. (To be continued)
;l ifiEWERAL iMARKETS I
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PORTLAND. May 26. Buying
prices: Valley timothy-$$20 21;
eastern Oregon $2124.50; al
falfa . $20.505 21; clover $17.5 Q;
oat hay .nominal; . cheat , $17.50;
oat; and vetch $20 21; straw
$8. SO per tpn. gelling prices? $2
a" ton more.
: ' GraJn: Futfures '
; PORTLAND. May 26.-Wheat,
hard white, bluestem. aart. Mav.
Jpne $1,65; July $1.50; soft white
May.. June, $1.62; i July $18;
western white, Mayr June $1.60;
July r $1.4 8 ; - hard . winter. May,
June $1.60; July $M7; northern
spring ,May,. June $1.60; Jply
$1.46; . western, red May $1.58;
June $i,59; July. $1.45 BBB hard
White, May, June $1.85. . -;.
' Oats. No. 2, . 36 pound.. May,
June $38; No. 2. 38 pound, gray,
May, June $37.50; barley,' No. 2,
44 pound. May 36; June $35.
Corn, No: 2 EY shipment. May,
July. $49; No. 3 EY shipment May,
June $48.50;. July.fO. 5.0.
Millrun. standard May $37.50;
June $37.50. . y
HistBcrlia Visit ;
ortanfyView
European bbservers ; see a deep
jiignmcuncc in the visit to Berlin
of DrEmin Bey, mayor of Con
fiiantiiiople,, accompanied by his
taff. The parpose of his jOar
hey, they ielkva, is the renewal
ef the !fi!!.':nce I :tvcca Ccrci5ay
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SALES3L4N
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1S OREGON' CORPORATION .
i With -an anthoriaed apiial -of 2.
0OO)00.0O wiU .open branch office in
; Salem in the near futuxa oi the "posir
tion. a District Manager will be open
to some local man, woo mo&t b a -lira
..wire.: m to-tetter and capable of man-
acme m crtw of salesmen: mukt farniah
a bond . and be prepared to" speed a
few days: at the Home Office. Jn Port-,
land for instructions. 'Tbia is .on. a
commission basis, bnt the failest co-
operation and help will ' ba iTen-from
the ' Home Office, and' the man who
qualifies may expect- 10 earn, not less
than $50O a month. ' Write Box 87,
care of - Statesman, rising address,,
telephone, preaent or previous bnsiness '
connection. 15m27
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WATEXWEmplorment 10
LAWN "WORK EXPERIENCED MAN
- Phone 2149 W. 19m29t
FOR GARDEN PLOWTNO, BASEMENT
dicsing and team work, phone ' 19E3.
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FOR RENT
21
OUSES AND- APARTMENTS FOR KeBt,
P. L. Wood. 31-State gt... . .. ?lj3
HOUSE ; AND APARTMEXTS-r-PHOXK
2056J. SlnlSti
PRINTED CARDS, -SIZE 14" BY 7'
wording: "For Rent." price 10; cents
" each. ' Statesman ' Business Office, on
1 Itround floor. ' - . '. " : -
FOR RENT 5 ROOif FLAT VERY
close in. - Clean and modern. $35. iAlso
bonmes,-CIS Ao ."0. All parts. Salem.
Becker As Hendricks U. S. Bank Bids.
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POR KEXT Apartments S3
SMALL I FURNISHED- - APARTMENT;
PriTate bath, near Mnery. 920 Mill.
i .. 23m26tf
CLEAN a ROOM DOWNSTAIRS APART
I ment. Close la adults. 446 Union itreetf.
i ' 23m24tf
rURNISHED APARTMENTS. ALSO S
room : unfurnished. : apartment. , 1311
Court street. 23u28
FURNISHED i APAKTMESTS
Liberts- . -
359
23m27tf
APARTMENT THE BROWN. PHONE
Emma Murphy Brown,. 931 or 1632R.
-- -. " ' 23ml6tf
APARTMENTS 268 N. Cottage. I 23ntf
FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. Comi
mercial. 24tt
FOR REJfT-Roonis 25
PLEASANT ROOM CLOSE IN. PHONE
585. 25m31
FFBNI SHED ROOM WITH BATJI FOR
gentleman.- . stnctiy moaern . nome
"Four 'blocka-tfoia-Capitol,- Address 86;
eare Statesman. ' - 2 imxl U
- wording. "Rooma to Rent;' : price 10
cents, each. Statesman busaness of Lee
- r round floor.
FOR: RK NT- Houses 1 37
VERY ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM FLAT
Buffet, kitchen, furnace. A home close
in. Call . 50-W- - . - 27m27
6 "ROOM lOUSE 3 FURNISHED ROOMS
:ana oaroer snop. tin . at onu n
Com'l , 37m31
FOR ' RENT 7 " ROOM . HOUSE, 708 KJ,
.Winter St., $35; garage, Becko s Hen-i
dricks. U. S. Bank Bldg. 37ml9tf
DELIGHTFUL - HOME-r FIREPLACE,
.furnace, recently papered throughout.
5 rooms, ' very desirable location. 541
Center., . 27m27
FOR RENT DWELLING AT '1052- Sag
; inaw: $30 per -month. Call at States
vn n. business office, or Becko Is Hen
dricks.' ' - 27a8tf
WANTED-Miscellaneous 33
CASH PAID FOR ' FALSE TEETH
-dental gold. " platinum ' and discarded
': jewelry- Hoke Smelting, and Refinery
k Otsego, - Michigan. - 85:K7tt
WOQDRY THE AUCTIONEER BUYS
used - furniture " for. cash. Phono- 511.
- -: - r- - . - -v.: , .- 35atl
hicupst vmnVM tait tor TTSED
-fctores." tools, -- fnroitwe.- Stiff. 'a-' UaedJ
.Vioous JJepl., -opposiie court nouse.
I 35m22tf
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR
farm loans."-We hae eeral appUca
Ltiona 'on. hand. - Hawkins as ; Roberts,
'inc.. ' ' . urKon j 1. 1 . i 1. 1
FOR BALE
tS7
FEW GOOD STEP LADpERS AND
porch -swings rnt bargaina. 1757 .Waller
St. - : ----- . 37m27f
LARGE KALE PLANTS FOR SALE.
IPbone 32F21. i, --..4 37m31
GOOSEBERRIES ?e
- east. - fnone 78F11.
LB. 4 MILES
It INCH MILL8 WOOD. BIO TWO CORD
Tload 98. t Phono -2082R, ; ' -87m27
ROW-BOAT FOR SALE NO BETTER
;on the rhrer. iV M. Langlois. 1884
'Court. ,Selenu . ... 37jne2
FOR -SALE DB LAVAL SEPARATOR
iin rooa conaHws. i ncs au. rmnt
'59F3.
S7m28
GOOSEBERRIES FOR CANXIXO DELIV-
;ered in Salem at fte per pound. Phone
-45F3 or write Victor. Schneider, Tur
tner.' Oregon. Route .- 87ml9tf
SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Used -Goods
Dept. Opposite court house. : 37m32tf
FOR SALE OLD "NEWSPAPERS. TEN
. eents a bundle. - Circulation depsitment
-Ortiox tste!fn'.' ." 37tf
' Prices quoted " aro wholesale sad or
prices ; roceived .by 4 arsnora. r;No ratail
prican avro given: '
" GEAIJT ANU HAY
No. " I '6Tt wh Jii wb e t il.i.... 1.48
No. 1 soft red wheat ; .81.4
OaU ....- : 60c
Cheat -hay $12
Oat -hay. ,- -.,,,, 815
Oat and Teteh bs-r $1
- rCHK, 'Mt'ITTS AJO) aSE2P -irogt,
floO-tOO "cirt.' .;i.j. ,r$13.O0
Hog. .200-250 cwt. ..12.7S
Hoes, -250-800' cart. . u j. .i.Jl2.5e
Ught -sows i if .i i, . '
Dressed Veal
Cows
Dressed pork
..13.e
.170
POULTRY
Heavy ben .. ... - ,.18gji21e
Light hens 4. ,.-i..l5i18e
Broil-rs ...u- .. ' .t-.. - eo25e
EOGS. BOTTEB, - J iZ.2Skt
Ooamory bnr v:.r,...w.sf44 4 So
Pn'terfat, delivered -w..a .--.i.....40e
Mi'k, pr ew .. 1 . 11.93
r staBdsrdsr .- idca'SSe
lui.e's ; s...-s... .2 te
37
, .BUILDING, MATERIALS
- For. roofincs, buildinn papera, mantle
bricks and- tiles. 'ahinsie stains,, and all
baildinit aoppliea. Call a us.
We ala carry DUPOST and GIANT
explosives k nd "overythiaf . or blstt
ihg:." , .GABRIEL POWDER r SUPPLY CO.
1T5-South Commercial -Phono 72 S
. " . . .87a30
FOR SALE SEED POTATOES. A 1 .p.
J electric motor. , Wanted Veal. , chick
en " and ec-s. "U" Park Grocery
Market, JOS 8. ,12111. , . 87al6tf
FQR SALE A NEW. THOMAS POWER
drax saw. Jus the -thing for the ma
cntting: wood. Regular price $15u.
We wiU sell t hi one for S125. terms
if yon wish -or win take wood for
toll purchase jlde. . Sea it. at The
Statesman office. 3721t
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE "8 BY.SH"
56' receipt forms' in book. 13 cents per
. book- - or two .for 25 . cents. Statea
msn effieo, 215 South Commercial St..
Salem.. . ,.--r 37f23tf
Trespass' Notices
For Sale
Trespass Notices, size 14x9 inches,
printed on srood 10 ounce canrass bear
ing the worda, "Notice- lit .Hereby tir
- en Thai Trespassing is Strictly Forbid
den On These Premises Under Penalty
-ot Prosecution." Price 15c each or 3
for, 23c. Statesman Pub. Co., Sslem,
Orsgon. " - m - SIU
FOR SALE Livestock 39
WATCH DOG PUPPIES. HALF BULL,
- half Air dale. $5 and $10 each. Flake's
Petland. 273 SUU aad. Pacific High
way. 39r27
VETERINARIAN . DR.. PATTERSON
Phono 2028 W. . 39d30tf
FRED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAN
Office 420 8. Commercial. ' Phone 1198.
iRw. phone 16$. 3m23tf
"WOOD FOR SALE
43
WOOD FOR SALE
Old growth frr 4 foot and 16 Inch.
-Second growth 4 foot. limb wood. Ash
4 ; foot. Phone 1307. 43J26
16-INCH OLD "FIR SECOND GROWTH
, ! oak and ash. Phono 19F3. M. D. May
field. 43fl8tf
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
- 4 ft. and 16 inch.
Jry mill wood. .
Green mill wood.
" Dry second : growth fir.
t Dry and old fir.
Dry 4-ft. ash. tnsple and oak. -FREO-E.
WELLS. '
Prompt delivery and reasonable price,
280 South Church. Phone 1543.' 43m6tf
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
' PROMPT DELIVERIES ' .
HILLmAN FUEtj CO.
---PHONE 1655 43j29tf
FOULTpY; AND EGGS 43
PULLETS FQR SALE -EIGHT - WEEKS
old. Lee 'a Hatchery. Pbone 32F21.
45m31
Salem Chickeries
Headquarters for Bsby Chicks . '
7 VARIETIES .
284 X. Cotttge-Salem Phono 400
, ... . 4514tt
-JERSEY-GIANT" EGGS
trng.- Box 353. - "
fl50
A .8ET
45a30tf jfcnSCELLANEOUS CI
ROOM AD ,-BOARD. .HOMELIKE,
-walking) , distance. ' Phone 2062W
- ' 51mS7
SALEM FUEL AND TRANSFER
Moring our specialty. Equipped for
'all kinds of hauling. ..Dry., wood and
.coal alwaya on hand at best prices.
Day phones, 529. and 13. 'Night phono
I0O6. - Real service, 752 Trade Street,
Sslem. 51m2of
LOST AXI,IOUXD C3
LOST IN SALEM OR ON ' DALLAS
highway, ladies r. wrist , watch with
monogram back. ..Reward - return, to
Statesman. - - fiRmyt
PERSONAL
53
-HIZZ TREATMENT
FOR APITCNDICITIS
.'It-Is-Wonderful. Free information.
Address ' Hiss ' Co, - Portland. Oreron.
' . . .... 65sI-V
MOXEY TO LOAJT
37
I HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND POI
lars of private money to loan on -good
Wal estate. - Rich L. Reimenn, D'Arcy
Bdg 462 State street. Phone 1013
between 9 and 10 a. m. 57m24tf
ABUNDANT FUNDS TO - LOAN "ON
, Willamette .Valley improved farms.
Long time, low rate ef interest. 1 -.
--A. C.BOHRNSTEDT
Realtor.-Loans and Insurance 147 No.
J Com'l St., Sslem, Or. - 67m24tf
-20. YEAR FARM LQANS
On rural credit plan- with privilege 'of
paying off any amount at .'any "lime;
low interest,, easy, payment., no exam
ination fee, or commission on loan.
PERRINE A- MAK8TERS .
212 CommercUlTlub .Bldg. 57ml3lf
ilONEY TO LOAN ON ' CITY - PROP-
ertv, either building and loan plan or
'private money. Farm loan with In-sura-nee
eonipaay money at 5 with
; commission added. ..Ralph JA. McCurdy,
Noi, a. and 6, Sleeves-Moore pidr.. Ss
lem.'
JJCSINESS jPrjORTUNJTIES 61
BUSINESS ; LOCATIONS FOR LTASE
'and. nale. Beeke. 4c JUeadrieks. U. 8.
Bank Bldg. - 61m24tf
HUNDREDS OF POULTRY MEN HAVE
:mfcde fortunes with purebred chickens.
; bred to- lay from 290 to '300 ces n
, yesr. 80 pens and trio, of, pnrebred
chickens j(hd with ' world champion
. 'records) and valued at over $1200 will
be given, away to anbitiou men,, wom
en, boys, and girls for full informa-
tien' cut out -this advertisement - and
send your name and address to North
.west, Poultry Journal,, bslem, .Oreeon.
'." 4 - . SlmTtf
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL CAN. BE PRO-
, Tided - for mertteriona buiness enter
prises regarding of whether such bnsi- .
jesses, were originally financed' through '
.personal capital of the owner ot
through the sales -stock or bonda So -the
pablic. Our excellent fscilities are
.available to both established firms aad
'to -those ; contetirplatins . epnitn
through. public .participation ... in their
, stock or bonds. Submit brief history
of oompsny.. preeent stiitus. defails ot
person 1 rxruirementa etc. to thJ.i"tn4
-Iepoit Company, 8ixty ' Five ' XV II
Street, New-York. Ni Y. . - linBt
REAL ESTATE
CI
Own
-Your
i!
SMALL STORE OTC. GAS STATION. TWO
locations for sale or lese. iJlerV
HendriksV It. 8. Bank fcSjg. Clsitf
FOR" SALE
.. - SEE.KRCKOEH . : ,. .
147 N. "Commertial shout fiat 5 rfra
nntlnw'iod st 155 N. lt.
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