THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE2I, OREGON :
FRIDAY MORNINGJUNB 5, Vm,:; . V;
-l5nd" Xmi!y
STATIC JLIU
atSBouth Commercial Sfc, Salem. Oregon -
B. J. Hmdricks,
tt J. Tana.
C. K. Logan
Leslia Kmith
Audred Boneh
: JJImter
-Jkleni-'Ttg I -.or
-City Editor
-Telegraph, Editor
Society Editor
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BU8INES3
ffooma T. Clark Cc. New for. -J41-X45
Portland Office, $86 Worcester BIdg..
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t2fews Department
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Entered Dili Potto fflee la Salem. Oregon, aa eeeond-eless aaatter
tHE ONLY WAY am the
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STILL
(Portland
A national convention was
?At that convention were the
sugar who-wer deleg"atfes to
William Wrigley, owner df
delegatefrom Illinois.;: :i -:
Charles B. Warren, president of the Michigan Sugar
icompany delegate from -Michigan.- I 1 . v
j William 1. :TeKSi,'pf3efii t$&$t&i'-W6&rii
(Sugar company, delegate from Coloraiao?a oia ? . ,
I Charles W WWman, couhseT 'foi ffift jtjal Western
bugar company, delegate Trom-lioraao;' .H . : , ;f r'
John D. SpreelspresiSeAt of trie SpreckeTs Beet Sugar
company and the Western Suar Ref ining.company, delegate
from California. ; ' f r i '
William H. Wallace, vice-president of the Michigan
Sugar company delegate from Michigan.
U' William V. Hodges, counsel for the Holly Sugar company,
delegate from Colorado. , . r p ; 1 . V.
Gerrit J. Diekema, president of the Holland St. -Louis
Sugar company, delegate from Michigan. ;. v'
E. O. Howard, director of the Utah: Idaho Sugar company,
delegate from Utah. i. .1 ? ; ' '
That convention nominated Mr.; Coolidge for, president.
The federal tariff commission a year ago, recommended to
the president that ftKe sugar schedule be Reduced, pointing;
out that such feduciion could be Absorbed "by th' companies
and that it would save the pubc'$206,000 a'dayl. ) , : .r
ilr. Coolidge dd not redueW. tie stfgar schedule. He has
not done it yet., But he did change t'be tariff commission.' .
The above from 'the editorial jpoltirans ,of the Portland
JourVitltotl!6ibt;propagatada of the Wall; Street trust
owning the refineries for Cuban raw sugar along the Atlantic
seaboard, and afe0 "owning or controlling most of the Cuban
sugar lands 'and cane -plantations and the grinding factories
of the cane to proddceithe raw product ; V fl
For. the names "of -delegates mentioned are all interested
them, John D. Sprckels of California, .being in any way
interested in refineries ;fo working! "raw cane sugars; and
in his case his raw products come from Hawaii and the Phil
ippines; from American soih :: --:v 4' "
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ine xeuerai tanii commission was aiyiaea on its recom
mendation, and the leading free trade member of the com
mission Cnlbertsori, 1 who. j dined, in the majority 'report, is
now going out 'oftptne commission; lifted out ; by President
Coolidge. .;, '"; . :; j Mij; ! : ;' ; . ' . ' -, ,:-J ''
Of course the; matter is "still waiting and it will wait,
till this country goes for free trade which will likely be
many a year in . the future, if
The statement that the reduction on raw sugars, recom
mended by a majority of the rtariff commission under the
elastic provisions of the tariff , would -"save tbTetpublic $200,-
000 a'day'Ms aTi
And in fact it would save
contrary would ete long cost
a day.. This would happen. as soon as the Wall Street sugar
trust could, control the situation, through the crippling or
destruction of the 'beet sugar industry in this country;
; -1 awrWWV WAMkW TV VU1U AlatlAV Vl V AAJk
for itselfand it would pass none of it to the public, but would
sting the public as soon as it was free from the danger of
competition, ;"4 T r:wv.;:;, ) .'f - ; ; ' ; ..
Mr. Coolidge considered, the 250,000 growers of sugar
beets in this cowitrj, arid he considered the interests of the
public The number of sugar beet growers is much increased
this year, in Minnesota Iowa, Washington, and a number of
other states. It will continue to grow, , under present condi
tions, and the game of the Wall Street sugar trust, .with all
of its propaganda-, will not work.
v Does the Portland Journal not realize that We would have
no prospect Of getting beet sugar factories iri dregon-with a
lowering of the protective rates? r f.J;j i;;:; j 7 .;:,;-:!:
Does that paper realiie that this country would have no
chance to become self sufficient in sugar with such a lowering
01 jtne rates? t - , k: : - :v.;
Boosting the Waine of the Wall Street sugar trust is the
next thing to treason; Is against every interest of the great
mass of the American people. It is fortunate, however, that
A TMAVA am m J A 2 Ja? i 1 f -a ' .
iMUiMKauiM x muie ana worse than siUy.J 'Mr. Coolidge
met this issue ia his campaign for the presidency. It was
jraised by a. skvage attack of LaFollette; The voters of the
"Country ; understood. Triey voted accordingly. They - will
i!;ecp on doing :soU ; Such attacks as that of the Portland
'Journal is pouring water on the wheel of the popularity of
President Cocs. The more of it the better, for his standi
ir.z with the ercat mass of the American people. ;
Beet suar growing and manufacturing in this, countrv
cither czilrdy x'ocpefa'tive," jor ;'-it Is: very generaUywhc
counts to Ll-t U-ririe:
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EveVptMor.tJay'ty-
JPU2.iIi. - II - .' 3 CcTZTLar
W. H. 7IetfrfiiCIrtIIIoar Manager
Ralph. H. Ktetsing. ,., Advertising Manager
Frank .JeakoEki. ...,..Mnarsr Job Ufot.
E. A Hhoten, -, .Ljreatoek -Editor
w, li; umu .poultry Editor
associated pees
ehtBWa to f he ose for psblleafida of nil news
ereoitso m tarn popor an also tha local
OFFICE: -
Weal 3 Sth gu, Chicago, Marquetto Balld
Phose 6637 BRoadwar. AlWrt Byera, Mgr.
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society Editor
way,' the troth, and the life. Joan
WAITING
Journal.) , ,s
held at Cleveland a year ago
following men interested in
the cpfiveition: f
the Gunnison Sugar conSpany,
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the time ever arrives.
the pubUf Cftthg, but on the
the public more, than that sum
thing; through the fifty-fifty.
crd tha manufacturers..: 'J .
IJIPORTANT
.s.
. . The choice "of Senators
should result in a new record
For years past this department of the state government has
been a hotbed Of political highbinding-and "economic extrava
gance.
Interests assuming to themselves special dispensation to
direct the fishing industry of the state for their own. special
financial benefit have for years maintained shrewd lobbyists
at every legislative session to. put through their program.
Fish committees' have usually been obviously subservient to
the will of the cannery interests the public "go hang.". The
legislature of 1023 appropriated from the state treasury the
enormous sum of $221,000 for use of the commission and
during a few years previous to that date had appropriated
several .hundred thousand dollars for the same purpose
artificial propagation of fish. In 1923, the state's lawmakers
appropriated only $35,000 Jdr use "of the commission - with
the ultimatum that this,' one of the state's great industries,
should be placed where it belongs on a self -supporting basis.
The last .legislature appropriated no inoney for nse of
the commission but frOm licenses and from . poundage and
other fees the commission's income during -the present bien-
num is estimated at $387,000.
- From the courageous stand
the activities of the commission's five . hundred dpllars-ar
month lobbyist and against
satellites during the last legislative session it is expected
that the commission's business
open business-like way. Al! J fishing interests large 'and
small, in all sections of the state, have reasons to. believe 'they
will receive from the present
The high priced of any
for the commission, .arid from
commissioners there will, b6 none employed by them.' With
confidence, in the new commission ' the legislature should
endorseJtP&ns.; v :.r::. ' 5 , .-.
Politically , these aptoOmtments ' are Incidental. , From
the standpoint "of the'stieite, they
MAINTAINING BALANCE
Those who enjoy making
new, or of conditions past arid
commodity prices of years ago
Within the past forty, years
the consumer at three cents a
cents a pound,, corn at 25; and
Farm and other general labor
a day. Then a good 'suit of clothes could be bought for
seven or eight dollars arid board was less than two dollars a
week.r -.V,: .? ; - ;P:' j . ,-:r : . ; ;;. ;"ft,:':,
i ; But who shall : say , that times were better or worse
economically then than now? There was in the days of; low
prices for food, clothing and labor, less required and for the
necessities proportionately; less was demanded. Bitter com
plaints were then heardr ; however, of the high prices and
financial inability to purcliaseX? i i ' ' ,. .
'f In the present we eh joy the coriifofts and marvels of
inventions and manufactures not heard of Ven a generation
ago. We insist upon expensive roads and means of domestic
transportation. We support the best of schools and colleges
at tremendous expense. We build and maintain homes better
equipped and more costly than heretofore The cost of living
has increased from every angle. But these things are for
our satisfaction.: We can have them for a price.
. Whatever our plan Or style of living the ratio remains
much the same. Earnings and costs individual and govern
ment bear generally a well-balanced relationship. -
t Those who find fault with Oregon climate, beauty or
production should be giveri, forthwith their passports. Y
PROBLEMS
A dele. . GrvXaon's
Sew . Phase of
ircVELATroNS OF A WIr E
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Service
CHAPTER 477
The Way Madg
and Svatherine
Met , ;
Swlftlj
The news front Grace Draper's
lips that Harry Underwood him
self was the . JBig Tangerine,
coupled with the knowledge of his
perfidy, to which I had listened
unseen fey either1 him or the worn,
an in whose power I, was, gave
me the feeling of saving been sud
denly 'drawn'dOwaIato swirling
ocean waves. ' , ;
Once I bad that experience' In
realiwhiifa'tffetkrgt year o
my marriage and of my acquaint
ance Twlth Grace Draper she had
clutched my fool one day when
we were swimming, and had
drawn me 'underneath the water
in, a mad attempt to drown me.
Then not yet hardened to murder,
she had brought me to the surface
again after a hard battle. : .,
That-: she hadj regretted her
weakness as she termed it, many
times, I knew aid I had no mis'
givings "as to. her course now that
she had nfe in her, power.'. But to
know that my only hope of rescue,
Harry ' Underwood's intervention
with the Big Tangerine, of whom
he had spoken so confidently, had
! cca bat a mockery, ftfeis well
nlsh Hotted- out consciousness
'rom me. ". .' :
It was only; the Mind struggle
for life 'till" the last breath, whici
APPOINTilENTS
ile&lsl and Garland as, members
for thetJrsgdn fish ccmmissicSi.
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of the newi appointees against
the lesser, of their lobbying"
will now be conducted in an
commission a square deal. -' ; ;
other lobbyistis riot necessary
the past attitude of the new
are very important ,
comparisons of things old and
present will be interested In
and now. ;,
eggs Were sold regularly to
dozen; hogs at two and a half
wheat at 65 cents a bushel.
was sixty to seventy-five cents
unconsciousnes which yearned for
me, and gave me strength to lis
ten longer. ; 'lf.vU. .
"It is nothing o you," Harry
Underwood was saying, Vwhat the
Big Tangerine does or does not
dd. But do yon Imagine there
was suiiden' ferocity in his yoide
"that I have waited years for the
chance to tame that proud, sneer
ing, litle devil, to pay her back
for affronts you know nothing of,
and. then, let yon snatch the opportunity-away
from me? N"ot in
a million years Give me the key
to . that room this ' Instant,;, and
don't you dare to. show your face
there until I come back again! I
can't wait to go up there now."'
An Effective Threat. :
, "I will not give you the key,'?
Grace Draper " Teturned "steadily,
land I am going to headquarters
with your Interfeernce and with
the real name of the nurse you
brought in here yesterday. I don't
know what you're trying to do"
''Perhaps the same stunt you're
planning," the man replied, slow
ly, significantly; "For the last
time, will you hand oyer that "key
and keep away from that root!
nnttt I give you permission? Or
will you compel me to inform tar
Prince of a few other keys which
are In your possession, and the
little fact that the Inner pres
ence f "V .'- ' ; w..
' "You devil." Grace Draper said
faintly, -v.
""I thought you'd see reason," he
said after a second. "But .keep
up your spirits,"he added 1th
a return to his old bantering tnan-i
ner. "Perhaps neither of us wm
be compelled to use our emergency
plans. If I get back with the did
man all right, the whole program
ought to go through with a.baas
and you can have what's left of
both the nurse and the damo, be
hind this key for a rag rug' So
long:. . ' i
-who is it?" Z-i 4 ;.Vt
- '-' ' ' - "-
- I heard his footsteps acrof? the
f'ocr of the rooxa below, and hen
a f'?"-!;ad closed a teariag,
"' '! -t ..low-rauttered ;
from Grace Draper's lips. ..Then I
carefully laid the ; rug ; over the
fdg-ed Ifble agaiaaDd, noiseless
ly ; ratamea Jon&xst th.e pillows
around the radiator pipe to dead
en any sound of my movements.
With the desperation of a
trapped rat I meant to make an
t effort to get 1 ont of my prison
room. ' ; - f
: Linda lay deep in drunken slum
ber. Grace Draper would not come
near me until Harry Underwood's
return.: - ! -
' If I made any attempt at aU. 1
must not wait. y
Jiiaaen in me nnineT ot my
manicure ease were a couple of
finely-tempered , tools whlcn Lil-
lian had given me in the days 6f
our government work for Just such
a predicament as the croe fn which
I found myself. With infinite cau
tion I rose ,rom the cOnch and
took; the tiny 1ut powerful things
from the case. j , t
Then I "went swiftly to ttfe bath
Toon, rejoicing 4n tlndaVstertof-
ous breathing, and feverishlv be
gan to-femore the screws of ttte
lock-which held the door sepaat
ing the bathroom j from the next
room.; Fortunately, the lock was
a - new one, and the screws were
not usty, so t made comparatively
little noise, and it was "but a few
moments before the lock was
loose. - r--.w-' " '
I eflipped the bolt which re-en
f6rced the lock on my side, pressed
cautiously against the door, and
realized there was u similar "bolt
upon the other side. I wondered
howloud a call I da,red risk, wneri
I heard a fens'e whisper through
the keyhole. 'r: '"- A .
"W'ho is It?" I ; i '
when '- T '. nAiwors 'Uorio!.
there was asp of amazement.
the bolt slid 'back.yifd Ka.theTine
Bfcke'tt was fn my arms,
t.- - (TO BEjCONTINUED) X s
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Bits For Breakfast
Wanted, more, sunshine '
y i V '
The "usual June rains" having
threatened to become unusual.
-L.' "V--V Hi' ":' ' - - ;'
f.This is a big country, with at
least 47 'different "varieties Of
weatheY in the past few days in
the different sections. Nearly
every part of the country has been
having-"abundant rain, with the
exception: of : parts of CoIoratTo,
where; drouth conditions prevail.
This affects some . or i the sugar
beet sections of that state. Every
other., sugar beet section of the
United Staes has had ample rain.
So hare' all h sugar beet sections
of Europe; i too much in a number
of countries. ...
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r i .The employment bureau of the
saien) x: M. C. A. secured Jobs tor;
487 people In May, 88 Women and'
399 , men. That department of the
Work of the t. &f. C. A.; which, is
carried on with- the help of the
government, wMl be one of the
busiest 6f 'all the departments
from' this time till all oar crops
are harvested in fact, It Is a busy
and useful department all the year
through. , :. ?
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The head lettuee Industry trf the
Labisk section has "prOved itself a
second season a comer.' It is
bound to assume big proportions,
selling on quaTlty against ail com
et's. The celery Industry of that
district Is already on the map to
stay, and to grow enormously.
Among the future "bfg OUes will be
the asparagus industry, too.
A'ltbongb the habit is supposed
to hare passed. America Is the
greatest snuff eonsamlng nation.
Last year' our people ; consumed
40,000,000 pounds. Besides this
we smoked 8,090,000,000 cigars
and ( O,fcp0,OOO,OOO cigarettes.
250,000,000 pounds of pipe tobac
co and 130,090,000 pounds Of plug
and twist. Since the Wofld War
the shuff and cigarette habit has
doubled. -
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.""The vogue for dark furniture in
colonial shapes has brought the de
serted antiques of New England
farm houses into such great de
mand that the i old secretary or
cupboard that yotr-grahdfather or
grandmother used for . years and
then stored" away in the attic is
now; bringing $500 or more when
sold to the ultimate retail custo
mer inVome antique "shops.
- fm mm
.JWhat is more important, do yoa
know that fully 90 per cent of the
furniture that-is of colonial de
slga Is . brand new, and manufac
tured in steam power factories ia
IfejfeS1 ;of . this- country partic
ularly in Michigan. North Caro-Hna;-pennsylTahla
and New York?
"Why not a Father's Day to hon
6r the mezhbry of the good old fet
lobo cheerfully meets the in
stallment each week upon the
piano, phonpgraph and parlor
suite? the gent who pays the rent,
grocery JIUst Ught and water bills
Without a murmur and takes ma
and the kids to the beach In tha
flivver every Sunday afternoon:
That's pa, and he's a cheerful old
scout, the backbone of the faniitv
and the salt of the earth. Jark-
sonvllie Times-Union. v ,
VA U -HVILLE VBJLL GOOD
EXCLi'TIOXAL I'llOGfLlM IS
'KILLED AT THE BLIGII
iNreptioral . r : uderille is nrom-
In a tiM f?f
y a . ii
Publi&ud' trery moraine (axeept Mon
47) at Salem, tha capital ot Oreso
LccaJ Rates For
Claxiilicd AcJycrtijbj
Daily or Sunday
t cent per word
5 centa par word
8 cents per word
Ona tima
Three timet..
Six times.
Oaamoatb. daily and
Sunday 20 cents per . word
- Ia order to earn tbe moVa than one
tima rate, adTertiaemeal mnat run ia
COnsscutiTe iuuei. ,
i No ad taken for leat than 25. cents,
v Ada ran 8nnday only charged at
one-time rate. -. :
-i Adrertiaementa (except '"Peraon
Ta". and "Sitoationa Wantea"! will
i betalcea . ver tha . telepboua it th
adrertiser ia aubaeriber to phone. .
The - Statesman will receive adver
tisements at any time of the day or
?ifht. : To imsnre proper elauifica
ioas ada should be in before 7 p. m.
TJXEPHONE 2S or 883 -
Money io.Loiih
On Seal Eatate
T. K. FOBD
(Over Ladd Bask Bant)
BEFORE YOU XiEAVE JTOUB 'HOME
OB CAR KAVi IT "
; insured Properly -
Phone 16T. Becl:o 'ft HeTJtfrtm , V. 1 8.
; Bank Bldf.-f 4-28 tf
The Lutheran
Settle-
:?C -merit
C -v --rl..lh both ,. . ;
HOMESEEKEB AND HOMESELLES
A , .-wUh-;
Oregon Incorporated
Real state as Insurance, Phone 1013
, Victor- Sdtneider. Sc'y. v 1
Booms 4-5-e, D'Arey Bldf. S-S
AUTOMOBILES
V?E WRECK 'EM
Firte for all ears. We tell for let.
Get our pricea on trailers. . Saleas Aato
w recking Co. - 402 .8. Church street.
Phone 2159. " . . . Ia3tf
SCHEELEB AUTO WRECKING CO, will
bny year oM ear. Highest esth price
l faid. 1085 N. Commercial St. . IjlStf
muslct noTelfy, comedy, singing
and dancing, -beaded 1y Jalck Sler-
Hn and company in a humorous
magical surprise. Merlin not only
presents tbe most advanced man-
iprulation of cards ever attained
on tbe vaudeville stage in a vfery
humorous .vein but also combines
beautiful scenery, costumes and
effects. In addition to his 8k ill.
Merlin is a comedian at all times.
Pero and Wilson, European nov
elty act, juggling, barrel spinning
and pantomime in the nake-np of
tyro French r clowns : in evening
dress offer a laughable and most
enjoyable bit of divertisement.
Dan Cfracey, a tnbnologist, prom
ises one f vaudeville's best cptn-
edy acts-Id sbfigr patfeT and dahc--
Ing a comedian who has a pen
chant for making everybody smilej
Young and Bonta, a petite and
talented pair in a cleverly arrang
ed turn in neat . and natty cos
tumes. .Their.- revue ot songs
dances, music and whistling se
lections is splendidly woven-In a
very desirable entertainment. j
-Hooker and Davis. in a novel
dancing, revue," present an act of
the whirlwind, nature, doing ec
centric,: high - kicking, acrobatic
and all other , dances, . finishing
with a; fast , and furious dancing
number and; hurrah- curtain. i- -
BERRIES TO BE FROZEN
SPOKANE, June 4 -Arraflge-ments
have been made here, it "was
announced today by A. J. Brown
ell, connected with a local canning
CompanV, to freeze 3f6Q,fJ0o
pounds of strawberries" for ship
ment .to eastern markets. , Coh-,
1 tracts alfeady have been miide Tor
ki.ii.k t AhA C. i'
suiliuicni. vi i,vuv - vaiicn us : in
f roztia' fruit to Chicago andj.vr
York. ' This process of shipment -is
an innovation here.;,;.. ? 1
LOGGERS KILLED2 f 'C
4 OLYMPIA, June 4 rThirty ' fa
Ikl industrial accidents,' Of which
seventeen ; were in logging and
lumbering, were, reported to ' the
department of labor-and industri
es during the month of May, it
was ahnounced 'today.
- The' total number of accidents
.for the month, fatal and non fa
tal, were 3.60S, nich was . an In
crease of 3 per - cent over the
corresponding month ita 1924.
GENERAL MARKETS 1
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PORTLAND, June 4 Wheat,
white, bluestem, Baart, June
$l.t2; , JuIy Jl.STdr soft ' hlte,
Jnne J1.61;, July western
white, June $1.0. July 1.5;
hard winter Jane $1.61, July
Jnlya$1.50; northern spring June
$1.61; Jhly $1:45; western , red
Juno 11.58? July $1.45; BBB
hafd white! June $1.65; July
$1.50. s .--.t- i-
i Pats,'-' No. 3t-pound white
feed June $37; No. 2,' 38-pound
grayvjune '$36. j - i:
Corn, No, 3 EY, shipment Jun,e
$4g.50; July $48.75. ' .,
-dillrun. standard Jufte1l33. f ;
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! Buying prices, valley timothy
$2 0 31; do- eastern Oregon $21
024.50; alfalfa $20.50021; clo
ver $17; oat hay "nominal;:-oat
$16; 'oat and velck $llf20;
Straw i$8.50 per ton., Selling
prices, $2 a ton mote.
: Ihslry Evchame Quotat ions
:'tBnttert extras 43c; . standards
42c; pr.Lue first "itUciTIfsrittf.-
.feggs. i extras 35c; firsts 34c:
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GOOD SERVICE FAIR- PRICE. MED
! LEB A LIBENGOOO OARAGE. Gen
i eral repairing:. aieccories.tire; Miller
i and Soath Commereiak- S-m26tf.
aUt TOT9
SEE US -FOR TOP AKD PATS X WORK,
f J. 13.il kmln Ton A Paint Shop.
Rear fire department. 5-al6tf
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HELP WASTED
WOODCUTTERS WANTED -Pone
180S-R. ' ' . ,
.TSQrTRE
9j3
HELP WANTED Male 11
FIRST CLASS DAIRYMAN Inquire
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SALESMAN'
IS
WANTED Vacancy now offered to han
dle WrU BrtiaMe products ia Mar
ion county. Gentlemanly, steady hast
ier desired. . Previous experience not
.necessary. "Particulars forwarded- en
request. Dr; . Ward' a Medical Co.,
' Winona, Minn.- Established 18o8. 13jj
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WAKTEI---EBtrplo3rment 19
STENOG RAPHE 8-rriVE YEARS rS1
perience, desires part time work. Box
674 care Statesman. - t Jfftt
PRACTICAli NUBJSISO AND MATBSS
ity work. Phone 1756. ;lSjlB"
FOR GARDEN PLOWIJf G, BASEMENT
. ditng and team work, phood 19F3.
l 3!B 1,11
FOB RENT
21
HOUSE AND APARTMENTS PHOSE
8056J. -.1 21nl5tf
fCRNACE AND AHAGE 1ST. SHALL
cottatre. On paring; to lease fcr
$22.50 month. !- v.'
Targ 8-room close ki for $33i 6-roora
S30; 5 room flat' down town $3 3; two
room $12. Others. BecVe 4 Hen
dricks. U. S. Bit. BWg. . 21j4tf
frtSted cards, size i by 7"
Wording "Fr Rent," price 10 . cents
each.. - Statesman Business Office, oa
ground floor. j - . .
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GARAGE - BUILDIXG FOR LEASE.
Can fftre long-term lease on excellent
building.- Posaeseicn-Jviy First. Fire
smaller store rooms for lease, $60 to
.$125. Becks i Hendricks, U. S. B&.
fitdr. - K - . . ; - , , i 21j4tf
FOR RENT Apartments 23
3-ROOMED FURNISHED APARTME-NT
817 Mill St. 237
i -
3: ROOM APARTMENT; WELL TURN
- isaedi cTose In. 701 -J. t l s 8J3
ATTRACTIVK APARTMENTS FURJflSH--ed.
and unfnrniafeed, 1811 Court 23-j7
MODERN .FURNTSHiny APA RT STENT
. Tour or fire robmsi FirepUco, garage,
': 92Cf Mill. . " 23-B30ti
4 ROOM. FURNISHED APARTMENT
Prirate bath, garage, 1047 8. Commer
eial. Phono 116SJ. 23-m29tf
CLEAN S ROOM DOWNSTAIRS APART
ment, elbse adults. 446 Union street.
- : ...U 23m34tf
APARTMENT THE BROWN, PHONB
Enuno Murphy Brown, 931 or 1632R.
I 23ml6tf
APARTMENTS-f-26S N. Cottage. 33ntf
FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. Cora-
raercial. . -. 23tf
NURSES OR TEACHERS. ETC. Here
modern 5 large room flat. For rent
33. Close to all schools, bospitsls,
library, state house, business.
- laundry, .water beater, ranges, etc. Im-
- meaiate possession. Becfce Hendricks
U. S. Bk. Bldg. ' 23j4tf
FOR KENT Rooms 25
i'UKNifeiifcD'ltOOM WTk'BAlk '6i'
gentleman.. , Strictly modern .home
roar bioeite from CapitoL- Address 38,
esro Statesmsn-. , 25ml4ti
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE 14 BY IV,"
wording,. Rooms to. Rent," price 10
ceuta esch. - Statesman Business office,
rroiind fToof. -
FOR RENT -Houses t S7
FOR ; RENT 4 ROOM . FURNISHED
hottse. $30. V jv r -T-
-iower flat, private batfi, garage", f&f.
-.House, close in. ' i .
GERTRUDE 3. M. PAGE
FOR RENT DWELLIN9 AT iQ5?-8ag-
mow: eu per montn. at states
man business office, or Bedke & Hen
dricks. ' 27aStf
AYANTKlV-rjacellaneoiu 83
CASH PAID . FOR FALSE TEETH
dental gold, platinum . and discarded
Jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refinery
Co., Otsego. Michigan. S5j37tf
WOODRY THB AUCTIONEER BUYS
sed furniture for essh. Phone Si 1.
. i - .:.''.- 35atf
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR USED
stores, tools, ! furniture. Btiffa Used
tiood Pept opposit .coart house.
WANTED . PRIVATE : MONET FOR
joana. ni una aeTsrst arplica
tions on hsnd. .Hawkina -Roberts,
T4 . tal TJ 1 J I
T s i ar - --
FOR SALS
87
LARGE KALE PLANT & PHONB S2F2t
ana osiv,'ir.'r--;--i 4i. ... .-' J37t
GOOSEBERRIES FC)R CANNINO DELIV
oaiem at oe per pound, lone
45F2-f iicrite -Vietor-'Sckaaiiir ,: ;',.
1
i
j- SALErT.tlIRKETS j
: qnotea are waoieaale and re
fricea received by farmers. Ko retaii
prices re; girent
No. 1 soft white wheat ....... $I4
o V soft red wheal $1.48
Ona f , - -ftr
Cheat hay - . 119
OsS ..- Hi
Oat And'TsttJ iaf'.r!'::r 7T".!l!lliis
PORK. 1CUTTOW AND BEEP
2Tr. leo-aoo est. , . ji2no
Hos, !!0O-230 wt. !ZZrZ:1 1175
lioss, 230-300 cwt. , : $li;50
Ligiit sows . .- 1(V,.
te4 ye zx ..:r
Cows , j r 3 it &
Ir.ed pork .HtW 13lM4c
Lambs - i umciu..
POTJXTBY
tXcirj bent
J.ijtit tieos
:i'ui
Jroilfva. 11M2
Lu,3, LCTlIiiJ, BUTTEBXAT
Cre.p., butt,, , ..(. ..44Q4'.
isaiieriBi, cetrered ,, 4, .
fiis,r'r'et rri.r
1- . - -i ,.rfJ, ,, 25 Jr ? .-
5 s m
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TOn SALE
S7
FOR SALE GARAOE, .TOOLS AXD
equipment at aacrifiee. ' Also ;5 metal
signs, 3 by 8 feet. Charles Lanhnm.
Pkone 44FS1. ereniag. 37j7
SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE
. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Used Good
Dept. Opposite court house. 3Tm22tt
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TEN
cents a bundle. Circulation department
Oregon Statesman. . 87tf
FOR SALE RECLAIMED AUTO PARTS
- for oil cart. Save 50 to 80. Tops,
bodies, trailers. - Mike's Auta Wreck
. ing House. 245 Center. Phone: 893.
- , J ' . 37m28tf
Notices
Irdr Sslo
Trespass Notices, - sise '14x9 lnehss,
'. printed on good 10 ounce einrass bear
ing the words, "Notice Is Hereby Git--en
That Tresptsting is Strictly Forbid
deft On These Premises Under Penalty
of Prosecution." Price 15c eaten or 2
for 25c. Statesman Pub. Co Salem,
Oregon." 7atf ,
RECEIPT BOOKSSIZE "S BY 8V4"
0 receipt forms ia book, 15 cents per
book or two- for 25 cents. Statea
man office, 215 South Commercial St..
Salem.- I BTf25tf
FOB SATjR Livestock
VETERINARIAN PB. PATTERSON
Phone 202W. , . I 89d30tf
GOOD FARM AND ORCHARD; HOTtS
. rs. Guaranteed as reprekeuted. Jir
ness for sale. Milk row. .Reasonable.
" C L. Reed. Fairground. . u S9ill
FRED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAN '
Office 420 8. Commercial. . Phone 1193.
Res.pphono 166 9. 1 ) gQmatf
FOR SALE Radio Equipment 41
RADIOLA SUPERHETERODYNE. SllRht
ly used.- flOO reduction. Phone 404.
I WOOl? TX3B SALE
43
. tVOOD FOR SALE I
f f Old. groWMk fir foot audi 18 Inch.
.- Second growth . 4 foot, limb wood. -Ash
4 foot. - Phone 1307. ! 43J2S
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14-INCH OLD FTR SECOND GROWTH
oak and ash, Phono 19t"3. il. D. Mar
field. j 43fletf
BEST GRADK OP WOOD
. 4. it. and IS iaek.
V , , Dry mill wood. -'!,
' Green mill wood..
i Dry Second rrowtn file.
Dry and old fir. -.. i
. -Dry 4-t. ash, mania and oak.
FRED E. WELLS. i
Prompt deliypry and reasonable price,
290 South, Church. Phone 1542, 43m6tf
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
i iROMPT DELIVERIE3
HILLMAN FUEL CO;
- PHONE 1955 I. 4Sj;tf
POUliTRY AND EGGS 45
LEGHORN PULLKTS AND COCKERELS.
tome nn see tnem. Fkonoi S2F21 or
620-J. Lee'a Hatchery. . . , 45ja
Salem Chickerics
t Headquarters for "Bsb Cnfekg
. 7 VARIETIES
S84 N. Cottage Salem phone 400
- - - - - " I' 45-fMtt
inscEijjAXEOva st
J. SALES FUEL AND TRANSFER
MoTing our specialty. Kqaipped foS
an kinds of iauling:" "Dry wood an
oal always on hand at hett prices.
paoaos, os, ana is. ftigDt phone
1608. Real serriee. 752 Tr.Ja Ki,u.
taf
LOST AX1 FOUND
53
LST DRESS," HIGH SCHOOU BOOKS,
.and buttons. Leave st Statesman or at :
HiKh Hrhool. Reward. M 5j3
PtRSdyAL .
f3
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO DRIVE CAR,
or share expenses for transportation iJ
Saw Francisco. La. aar time. 3."5
BelleTue t., phone 176-Wv' 5ojG
HIZZ TREATMENT
fnit iPPrvnifiTid
. "Tt-Ta.Wnnitorrnl r..
Address Hiss ,Co, Portland, Oreron,
" - I I ,! 1(11
MONEY TO XOAN ' C7
Long time, easy payments, low interest,
, no fees or commissions.
PERRIJf E MARSTERS
212 Gray Bldg Salem. Ore. 57J2ti
I HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND JDOL
Iara ot prirsU money to loan on good
real estste. Rich L. Reimea, D'Arct
, Bldgv 4sa Stste street, laoae ion
. between 9 and 10 n. m. , 4 67m24tf
MONEY TO . LOAN ON, CITY . PROP
... arty, either building and loan plan, er
j prirate money. Farm loass with !o
, ,. anraaeo company money av 5 14 with
. commission added. Ralph. JL McC'erdy,
-f11 d S, SteeTes-Mooze Lid?., fca-
: m- . . j . . J 5fi4if
BUSINESS OPlRTtJKITmj 01
i A BUSINESS -OPEXIXa
- Transfer and Tracking bttsfnesa
' it11- xiaipp4 and established. Price
:$500. See Wm. Fleming 341 ' S rate
' J , - . . .1 61-tnoOtf
TOR 8ALK !
1 5-room bouse with basement, pared
strse, eement walks, gar re, WiHed
- at lfto 21st aUeet. frtce $aa5u.
: terms. - ' j,
, ; 5 room bungslow on ' N. 5th St. rati
front, basement, fireplace, cement walks,
pared street.' Price $3230, terms.
Good 5-room bungslow with basement,
furnace and garage in south Salem.
Price $3650.') j
6-room hcase and, gerage in north 8s
. j lent, tot 66x130. Price $3J 50. terms.
$ good lota on pavement in north
Salem. Price including paving $2250.
; Near Parriah junior hieh achool.
New 4 -room house with bath, bot aa 1
cold water nod lights,. 2 blocks from
ear .ia, located at 745 Norwsy street.'
x Price $2250, small cash parmcnt, bat-
i ance like rent. , :
t Just off ' the PScifio fci-hwsy near
Hsyesville. a 2 acre tuacl- with a
e-room bungalow, basement, fireplace,
water system, Hghts, beta, gsraae. a
feal buy at $4500.- Ti
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REAL ESTATO
63
Your
LOTS LOTS j
In the- Kay Addition Pric4 $200. $23
down and ftO per mnth.i
H. GRABEXUORST k CO.
273 State St. phone 515.
63 j 3 .
FOR SALE 4-KOOM.-10-ROOM h.
' 1 6C4uivt
HAVE YOU $7500 TIIKX LOOK BACK
' or,ini 1 r rfirs-tHm
to gain your bale me and se this in
come bnsmess property rist down tow n
S ,"!. 1309 orer- sil. Aaotuer for
$22,(0, Either wt!l brins you tpot
net interest than any Ie2iiimste bond
"a wiTl sfesdily incr,.,e j., TK:.,m
BecVe & 3i6n4.xu.Zs, U. to. ,
. . -... , . j . 63j4t;.
" ir-o?.oo.Lu.i . .
A tnortfrn lire ro 1 tunnlflv hr'-
located -at. 22 , . V . nn , ., Xhi,
: home is. ,n good wnnmj ... t lt wort 1
tlhe money aoked. Ter
""w en - : & co.
J.i-ALi.i,,, ., . .
273 fata St. , . . - r , - - -