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THE OREGON STATCSIIAN. SALE!!, CREGOII I TUESDAY HORNING. SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 SB1AT0R SLUE6EB Score Sunday; Is 1t to 8; Sharkey Shows Class ; ; . ,;. In.Driving'Contest .! . ' 'iiitl'k ' f - i . - Though, Independence-- drew first blood intbe Sunday contest against the Senators at ; Oxford park, the t locals ;- came 'back" and hammered their way to a:lt' to & victory oyer the visitors! Akhby walked the first three Dea 'and proteirled 'Edward'a; replacing him with ' Btehopi A' single enabled the -tlsltors to tally and pne. jnare score was entered beore the Sen ator settled down, staged - ft neat double play and retired the Inde pendence players, f - Scoreless In their hair, the Senators ame'baCK strong In nho second Inning and annexed rsefen bf the' W runs In this- frame. J : .:" O. P. Sharkey, professional at the (Illlhee country clab,thsght for "a" short time' that be would have to acknowledge Mbat thel i?na or , uKW, Te Dauw V.ZL "me Dan. snarsey irieo iwo ciuus i W n A if, f0: florseaiae -over me - scare -uimru. r. ----r -Trrr -Z-j . The' gtlf balls driven by Sharkey pickSin.Ith4pac3iA or$zf U lacked elevation and 'itruck'-fhl but three or fwr of bis Id play board:; Looking ovT-haThitkbl jeMiU; Pack, Smith said Ser materl, SarkpX..iecieLL4lJXt LLthm are -BOW; n Eagene - :r and the white sphere-. soared . r- s.&.'!:4fl; ri!'." : Mfprts , a.re . being made . by Manager EdwrdsTto line up a gamej for " the Senators next Sna-j aay (, i is .uopeq,,. arraBgements raa.be' made , to meet the Albany Vi - .'' . - v. " i, , If . . V' i. aiurui A.B.R. IKE. Boulon 1. ' s's 2 2,. I Prpctor 2b . i 'i 'tk- Jr. a i i. 2 l l 0- 1 0 3 9 2 O niaviva u .. ....... Keene lb . ;'. ,v. . , Relnhart cf . . . . , . Coleman rf-2b . . , Quiasenberry If ,. . i. . Edwards c . . . Bishop p , : Adolph, b , , . . . . . 0 1' - Scbackman rf 0 p.iia- J in it is i-a Ad'Jl'phwent-to first for Keene baM club. He said there has been inVntischackman to right fieldU angeinrhis atUtude.tb last for Coleman, ana-uoemanw- seoi"- , , T I ond for Proctor In nlnUU Blshepii relieved .AsnDy wnu one ; urn., ju the first V:i, H11L Sb Ray 2b, Independence-. f"? U , . A.B. R-IL E, Green, ssfp. . r, 4. ; t Z 3 Bchf unk cMAt Etolzenberg ,cX,;. .J . v (H-T-l Prestoa.tf .,".... i 5 , 2: 3 "1 07 O'Han-a lb -. , . . .! 5- 7 ; BurrlblXVj:-1;. Fisher .TT . I . .V."." 3 ( 9 9 '-- ri6t 5 Totals o f Batted for Fisher. Jil ninti- Sumraary Two base hits, Pres ton, Green, Ray, O'Marra, Bouton; hornet, rans, Preston. 2; 'Stolen bases," Creen,' Proctor, Vlaples; sacrillces. Boutott.i QuIsseiberTy 2, Kd wards ;'doublj play fTwtorl to Doatont base on Dans, oir asq by Xt-oft Bishop i, off WWtt "5. nff nreea.2 1 strnck out. bv Blshoc 4. by. Green 6; hit by pltebefOby Green. Coleman ;' innings pitched, by Ashby .1-3, by Bishop i 2-2, by "White 1. by Greett 7. UimprresJones,' and Newberry. albadefited: ILLTTlEE 'GOLFERS TAKE SfcC- OX D' MATCH SCNDAlf . V .1 . . A - . the ' 'Illlhee c'buYiCry club , goUers u : ju.,t. -.Ja u.. . 1 - r - - The best AsDirta Tablets money canibuyj 'at a. price, : .ralleaft-airdrtlV: V Tha.ttwelL describes' -! '--if,-- oflaStanra They are made scientiflcal- v ly from TRUE aspirin, dis- . lntcgrate quickly, and give . prompt 'relief.' ;V i-y .J'. Handy rocket Uox. ? f of 21 Tablets . . ' V- IUg If oa&VirJ Doflle; of 10O Tablets . ; . . 25c 75c Perry Drug Stoe .aaraf.;. '"'liJ Soclli" Commercial. a!cm, Oregon . golf team Sunday. Tbe BCorewas 34 to 9. That-the Albany, team. had been practicing iwas; evident from" the score for thef first - meeting re sulted in a "39 to Jf, victory for the local -club. The. -firsts m kXeh showed point xoarsiULoX Jflc iory, while the second rinatch was . won br the -margfi? f ot tMlf 4 The, players did .not prajse . the Albany course, . ' ,,(-,ia,r- t f Wiw ''I I 0 ' ,1 ,'MM Xariaaal -etc. . .Boston t wnicago.,-w-!j- 1 Prtfsburihiirr Philadelphia -3. i NoT. other.alion! game sch'ed- No-gafi eswee 'aeheduled ? t or the American leaitfeV-T ' '. ;r. . " Kb'iames plams.tfkvVVUPPr inic .VJaA . - Itle3;occurred July,!, whijemore -:'' j-. I "i C'.'t X- -.- '- - ' 1 ' r' i- ' - I : "nC? ;i2I2iClk-"" . I vr-. u'l- ,,ionly 2 arrests , n'l w; , ; L . - . keVinTcnenV tRACKER WARREN.WINS PORTLAND BOXER AWARDfcD V CIX JN MATCH , SALa,'LAKE'ClTY,;Aug., 31i--t-' Clinton Cracker . Warren of Port-4 land, Qr, won a clean-cut decision I -over-vac Moraon.ot jsais iae t in" six-round maln event here to- h nigai..;..Tne men nre junior iigux i wigni warren; ouiouxbu unu i outhit the local man 'In every tetind. CLUB SALE DENIED SACRAMENTO. Calf Aug. si- ....j.; I (By The Associated Press)- Cpn- 1 1 trarw tn. a ntifcltahed storv. here St. I lrt., - T4a nM..Aon!i.htl led fop the ale of the Sacramehto - ""' - r oai i . m jiay iiipect Action i i , Final disposition or the action nendiae aealnst VL 'Ia. .. PTllIotl. Klamath ount district attorney wmt.m -a - ta atata rrt. mibmon' cbmmissldnef, will prob- 1 ablV .b. taken Immediately AnoVI.M- Beven 7ears age in; tne thTref urn of I. II. VanWinkle, at- --a.-, -v-! .-,.. - iviuuv gcuci ai,f f?uv( aAo uccu spending his vacation atBreiten busb? hot springs." Both men are accused of. malfeasahce of ;bffice. Prohibition Commissioner Levens Ple. U.chrge. to liucsf MBnderetodIiere thatctI? maT i1! Silvertori SILVERT0N, OreJl iAug. 3I. (SBecJaiyir-O- J. Moe died at;his - i nome ac auvenon csaiuruay wuru Un&. afteif kdp iUness j of several I months.- Mr. Moe has been ten- i tirely helpless during the summer. Much of the time he was so, low that he recognized; no one. ' Fu neral services were" ! held at ' 2 o'clock this af ternobn' from Trin ity, churchy -.V'.-:; ' 4: , t r--' Tielkfo family came to Silfrer- toa trt)ra' Nebraska 16 years bgo and have since made Sllverton their home. ; - For-a 1 n-umbepf years.; Mr. -Mo; owned and op err' tl .1.3 , It - at ; ' w J ia J ffiaBe hl Lnj ?! lOFusn vrees ttisincu ' auuui juv Ivears . Ben ; Mr. and Mrs.' Moe moved to Silverton ;. c Mr. Moe leaves a: widow. and eight children. The children are j Mrs. Clara Styve whose home is in Minnesota, Mrs. Ben . Funre, .Sil- verton; Mrs.. Martini, Hatteberg, Silverton ; Mrs. Oscar i.Satern ISil- verton; Mrs. Hans Jensen, Silver-1 ton; Melvin Moe, Eugene; John Moe, SUverton, and .Lndvg' Moe.l Silverton. - "Kid" Banks of. Silverton and Jim Lamb ' of -Seattle . are sched uled to meet at the Hippodrome at Silverton pn Labor Day In a wrestling match. Lamb was de feated here by Robin ' Reed' on AngusTlar - On labor TS&T- ttvere will' be a -tpreliminary between Bruise Wheeler and Rri Tppohent yet, to be selected. ' R. "L. Wplcott- andj his four daughters, are . making "plans" to leave In 'the early part, of hextj win visit with Mrs. Harley Smith, another daughfer of MrWolcott, at Sacramento, .and with Chester, Vernon and Frank, sons.- at Wil lows The daughters .' who' ' will accompany Mr. Wolcott from Ore gon are Mrs. Grace Robinson, Mrs. Helen Beals of Portland, and Mra.41 Russel Scott and Miss- Mildred Wolcott of Sllvettori. Mr. WoI: cott has been" maiTA carrier nba route, three ' at ""Silverton fo bomber of years. ' . Miss" Marie Hyett. .who has been spending the month, f-Sa guest of i her grandparents, Mr n MrsTJrJ Edison, has leu ior wuicugQ wn.rei she will -Join' her auntHrs. .C,JU. I Williams.;. Miss, flye'tt lis well known at Silverton hating, spent inpst' pf; h,er lite bere.-. She, will eater He University" of Cticaga this fall?-" V ' r? . Miss Then Jensen, a ISilyerton nurse spent. the -week-end with friends at Portland While there she attended the Pacific Norweg? ian Sanger test.; 4. ii Report Shows 1 1 1 Kitled In Fireworks Accjcems " w'yORK-The results of a survey of casualties "of, -this year's Fourth of July celebration by the American Museum of Safety and the National tommittee for the PreTeritioa of - Blindness, given out today, shows 4hat 1 1 J. I jrere killed and 1039 injured. The analysis is made of reports from 500 ities In 36 states. A major ity pf the victims were. children than ZOO were rfcorded te fore and lata - Tilv "-fln1-n wIUj public celebrations. " ; Of the 111 deaths. 37 of the cUms. mosUy children, lost their beiilg ignited by .failed harmless sparklers- Six very -young chil dren are reported to have died of poisoning . from eating- fireerack ers'. ii::y . "; ..' ;' , The largest list - ef casualties was reported -x from St. Louis, where 73 persons -were seriously Jjuxt and 59 suffered minor Injur a- statement accompanying. a repori says: "Tne fact that in New York City' among a. popula- tion of more than six million there Were only 19 tasUiltles andHat In jChicao among. a population of more inan tnree million there were only 16 casualties, is con- vfncing evidence of the efrectiye- ness of restrictive leeislatlon nriw perly enforced.; . ' - w , The statement emphasizes that the study represents "only a part or the actual sacrifice of life and gj ZIZ? ?T from 12 states -includine several including several in the south, where few res'tric- .7 , f -u on-iue saie ana Tnj,Vft, pftn rhiMroU 19 S. -CflldreiJ v ; ' - iy, , i yp--i . iiui4.iiiu TOKYO The - effects 'of the great earthquake and fire of 1923 are still being felt by the children of Tokyo. Investigators ; of the cww Welfare section, of the Tok yo municipality report that more thn crat of the . children 5?mBSSS! 7 tow Xo, b? nnhealthy either because of under nourishment tr disease, of various kinds. There is every in dication, say the report, that the situation will become worse unless immediate steps are taken to care structures in the poorer sections 'The "inost: immediate ca.use of the unhealthy ; conditf o.n.ot, ' the children," said Eimatsu Okazakl, head of the child welfare section, "Is , the fact that they have . not been fed so well as they, were fol lowing the great earthquake. This was especially the case during the Period when the city was begin- ning to be rebuilt. . Just before that, the children in, the slum dis tricts had been fairly well fed with supplies sent to them by relief or- i ganlzations all over the--, world. BILLY'S UNCLE - l ! K.f)-ea7rr 1 1 wo!.-;! . , J -fszA ir" a rtoHtts-A 7 2 -- ; Ar J I- ----- p-- ft ' : &2x-t itri i .; . . . ' wutw i tu.rui- nby-i . i i; ur. nRnwr u; . in. - t .. .. a ff iraiy-- rtZlS -- l-'-X. vf V. . v .-. ' - PTVfv villi: .WT.VJl I.. AVil Y I KT r, x . lit V 1 ''w ' tr-. . r V . II V aaavj , , . T : . - - . -II . JeVh ' aa. i - k -11 - f L- M- ( ' r '"Uhi6ii''Ro8tef: If B AT CUTTER' 8 UNION1 NO,l2St ' Meet eeeoad aad fanrth WeJuedy. i r.aulent" W. H. Melbura; kU(, Robert iUe. CAPITAL TTPOQ RAPHICAL tTXIOST NO. Ai- U. tiken torn. Meet! 3con& Smtw ):OQ p. m.; . . CARPJCSTEB'S CSIOS XO IOCS lietu Xburs. Trninr- Arthur Tuck .t. prcudent: Wm,..P-ttit, ecr-Mrr. t-killej oiprba ni f arn'mhtl. Phon 179. PRATCaXAU ORDEft CP BAOLES. mt lt n Sr4 Wd. W. U. W. tita. 8. L Later, however, maay poor tAm- ilies were thrown on their own re sources. Ia sua it f on. the present unemployment 'situation,' which has led to an almost total lack of work for wives of laborers, has still further depleted the .incomes of the' poorer families. - 1 - - ''Ariother cause for the poor health of the children, is that they have been forced to play in. the ruins of Honjo -and,-; Fukagawa and much of what seems sand and solid ground is ia . reality nothing but the ashes of the buildings of these suburbs. All green growing things in these districts had been destroyed by ' fire, and the .wind raises the dust fox tbe cmiflrento breathe." - : . .' PUBLIC OFFERED SHARES MAYTAG "iL.CHlVE -COMPANY ; - I UKTnUTXG STOCK . "4 ' Annoiineement-tB made through tbe Portland -dftfces of 'Bond & Goodwin &. Tucker. Inc., of .a new issue of 20.-909 shares 'of the May tagaiwpany common stock" to be brougBTohl thisTrhdrhlngr'-by ' syndicate - beaded by llornblower & Weks 61f 'ew-York. The com pany has announced tbatlhetock; which is to be priced at. $29 a share, will, Immedhitely: be-placed on o $2 annual dividend 'basis to net the investor a 'yield. of 19 per cent. Upon completion, wf the hew financing there -will be outstand ing a total of 1,699,909 shares'of no par value common. The com., pany nas no funded' debtand two issues of ,7 per cent preferred stock will be retired. ' ' " : The Maytag 'company": js ..the largest manufacturer of -washing machines In the world and ia.. a leader n the distributing end of the " industry alsd, ' selling more than 25 per cent of all' the ma chines put on the, market. :1 Earn ings for. the first seven "month's, of this year, after taxes, 'were "J2,- 700,000, or at the annual rale of approximately $3.35 a: share n the new stock. . This - compares with total earnings of $2,299,999 for the full 13 months, bf 1924 On the basis of present operations', 1 SAXEH BIAIlJXETa; f OSAXn- . .. .. ., . .. .... Xo. 1 white . .. ...Ii..$l.S Now 1 red, lacked ... ,Tl . .wC J.48 PORK'. MTJTTOX AND BEEP Top. koga -. , -, ,i, A..1S -. Rowa $9.saa 10.5e , Dreaoed koga - , ..-.It Top ateera .00 Cowa JUOQS.oa.J Bulla ; Vi0 4e fpriog lamba. 80 Iba and aadar So9H Vaal r--700 7 J4 aUTBal TaU - rl.,- n, 1, f P0TJXTRT Lieht bena i i.;. - .IS Heavy bona Broilers ...s.... 23er24 23efU5 ECWS. tf tER AJfx BTTTZRJPAT . BuUerrat - :-....,.- Ji3 Creamery batter i... 5e(5.'.4 i Eta w..'.. tfc-iw..4- m .28 - Htndrds 4 , Seleata ... 32 Milk. ier rwt f4 Lodge Rosier i ii ' 11,1 r 11 l i-lfT" v. c'T r-' Or PblUb4 r7 Borninf (tzeapt If. 7) ! -tk espiial C Orfa. 7t .. Local Rates For Classified Advertising On, til I NaUwttH Thra ti - Bix Ubn Untiaontk. dallr ka4 .5 cm la pr wt4. -I cbU per vrA . Bandar . . ...... 20 mU par vr4 - I a, rda ta aara lb a Bra tM aaa lima rata, adrarliaanaat aiaat ra ia aoaaaoativa lasaaa, . - Ka Ad. UVa (or laat ttaa 3t aaaU. Ada. raa Bandar ONLY aaaryad at ma-tisM rata. . . . AdTarUaamaaU (azeapt Paraaaata and Sltvatioaa Waatad) will ka takaa arar Ua taleaiaaa If a a4artiaar U gnbieriber ta phoaa. Tta Ptatatana will raeaWa dar tliaaaaata at any tiasa a4 tka ar nlfat. - Ta larara praaar - claaaiflear tioaa ad . aVaald ba ia kafora T v. am. TELtPHONK 2S ar eSS Money to Loan Ob Ral Ettata T. K. FORD (Ovar UU 4 Boak Baa) BIPOBK TOO LKAVR TOUB HOMI OB CAB HAVE IT Insured Properly Paoa 1S1. Backa Baak Bidff. Beadrlcka. 17. 8. 4-SS-tl AUTOMOBILES WE WRECK- ISt; : , . Parts for all eara. Wa.sall far laaa, Oft ear price an trailer, galam Aula Wrackinc C.. 403 8. Oorck Straal Pkaaa ; ls3tf BCHEELER ADTO WRECKINB CO, bar year old car. Hlchert eaak P riU paid. 10ft5 yt. Commercial St. ljlStt w' ATJTO.BFJAIRING . .' S'. GENERAL REPAIRING,' TIRES AND j tabaa, aeeeaaariee, gaa and oirj' MD LER k LEBESGOOD OARAGlt Pbtraa . 464. Miller! aad 8. Commercial Bta. Wa apocialiie ia raeoaditioaiag motora. Safttf aBBaBB1BBBHaaaiMBaaaaias AUTO TOPS BER TJS FOB TOP AND PAINT WORK. O.. 3. HdU Aato Top Paiat Shoe. Rear fire department. S-al6tf aa" aMMiBanBBBBaaaame HELP WANTED - I0P PICKERS WANTED For two of oor yartra, tba Mitoma ' Ranch near Independence. 117 aeroa, aad tka Cvrtla Rjch, near Talbot ita- tien, 54.. aerea, - - Uaual aceommeda - tioaa fnrnixhed. Yarda la aieellont fhata. Pickinc will berln about Bep- tmber ' Jit. : Kegiatwr bob at Oeorf e Watora cigar (tore, . or Darbin Cornoyer. Bos 62. orar Peaner'a (tore t . , . j35tf Notice y 4- - Roppicklng at tba i ( near Eola will c Will lama yard commence Sen- t ember. 3rd. .,r. tar ITELP WANTJSV-Fenutl 13 WAJTIfp HIOTX SCHOOL OR COL- a-ee cri to ao aonae wore ior room and board and amall wagea. Apply Boa 1679 Statesman." . the company estimate earnings for 1925 at $6,000,000 before taxes. Net currerr. assets as of July 31, last, were $3,200,600 with net tangible assets of $5,200,000, Ap pl jcfttioA will be made to list the stock on the New 'York and Chi cago stock exchange.-' '- - The Maytag ia sold. in Salem by M. G. Ketcbum, 169 South High f'JIow 'are ' you feeling. ol' nran?" inquire1! the. ward doctor of one of his patients. West - Stayton Oregon-Wash ington linen mills' - build flax scutching -plant here. .egoebtaies AGENTS WANTED IT WANTED i -Central AeBt to take arer Territorr thia Btate for aa Aatocrapaed edi tion of a M book. Kry Lawyar, llinltter and book lover, a aara proa poet. A aiaa who t car ar Kalea OrKanixattoa ran rleaa n S10.0OO.00 a year. Writ now for fall partirnlara. PKOUKX&S1VB PBXSS, J 152 Wila keo Ae Ckirairo, ill. 17S i FRESH FOB WANTED Employment 10 HIGH SCHOOL GIRU WANTS .TO WORK fur koard and room, with amall pay. llrrtha IlOKaU. Rt. S. Salem. Ia3 WOOL GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S apart boa, knit to order. - Hand knit- tiuc Phone l?7 i.--- ra3oU CITT AND OOCNTT WOQD 8AWIJIO. Phone 1091. 'lSalt I, POR, OARDEJC.PLOWWO.. BASEMENT paoae 1SFS. WASTED EXPEKIENCF.D " ClKRK wiabe position "ia drac ore, Writ : OrraJ lodale. Turner. Oreron. or rara Btaleamaa. Box 19i' WAXTED--POSITION' IN CrtOD HOUF.S far - two birh 'rrada Filipino havi to work : for room and board while itudy- tmr tor the mmrmry, KlaBAM, BCtlOUL OF TIIF.OLOY Phone H38. . . 191 FOB RENT SI PRIKTED CARDS. SIZR .14. BT 114' vordtnr "fw ant." nriee 19 aenta aack. Stataamaa Maaiaaaa- Oltiaa, on-1 aroond f Mwr. f- FOR RJCNT Aprtntenta S3. TOR RENT APARTMENTS til S. Cent mereiaL SStl. TO VERY gCIET - ADULTS FIRST floor apart rain. Water, light, ranee. rarece. 13. 880. X. 17th. 23.' FOR BENT -THREE ROOM APART- mbt. - WiH leaao. . 770 Bo nth 0 merc.il. Call. - - ' ?31 t TOJl ilE XT Rooms 3 SLF.RPINO. .ROOM CUlF. IX. PHONE oa-. . . ' . .., . - .SiaS' VURNISHEUc APARTMENTS. 1335 Stata treat. PLEASANT BLREPINO ROOM. WITH or withoat i breakfaf. Cloo in. Bos 3A Mitexnn.' Xfl ROOM FOR RENT IN 'MODERN BOMS. three bloeka front tlate feoaaa. Ail eolTenienrea. Oentleman prefaiied Plaaao giea rafereaeaa and. addreaa A caro Slateamaa. - JSiZBC FOR RENT- ROOM SUITABLE FOI atadeata. with aloepaig porch prWilegea Eeorytbing modern. Raforeaaea aro ro qairad. .-Addreaa room, aara StateamaB, aaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBBaaaaaaaaaiaam FORRE3fT. 97 FOR RENT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 4 room $38. 5 room flat S4U. BECKE HENDRICKS V. S. Bk. Bldg. 4 . - t7a2Stf FOR RENT GOOD 9 ROM HOUSE with Bleeping porch, with toilet and bath on aeeond floor and toilet on first floor, auitable for 2 familiei; witk ra ta re: very reasonable rent. 4 room hode and garage, modern ex cept heat. S22.O0. ... 5-room honor, modera .except beat. with Karate. S27.00. SEE WELLS TALLMAN k S0N 314 MaMnic Temple. Phone SIB 27,3 FOR RENT Farms -, ' 29 I HAVE SEVER.U7 IRKWATED FARMS for rent. - P. . .Tkomaaon. Turner, Ore., rhone 6XX. 29eltf WANTED TO RENT 81 FIVE OR SIX ROOM FURNISHED home. Boa 2341 rare Statenrnan. 31 ? WANTEIX MiscelUneoiu 85 WANTED SMALL STEAM DONKEY engine. 9x12 inch. J. M. Stewart, Rt. 1, tiertaia, Oregort. 35i5 HIGHEST PRICES PAID ' FOR CSElf - atorea, too la, faraitara. Stiff L'tad Gooda Oopt appoaita) aeart bo nee. WOODRT THE AUCTIONEER BCTl need faraitara for caaa. -Pkaaa.Sll. SSatt CASH PAID .FOR .FALSI : TEETH dental, gold, platinum aad dieearded ; Jewelry, lieke fl malting and Raf inert Co.. Otaeca. Michigan.- . . 5i2r WANTED PRIVATE' TONET FOI farm lean. Wa.haea. aoraral apallai. tiona on band. Hawkiaa k Robert lae.. ?o rtrrroi I'.l lr. 85dl4t ST PRlSPKTTEi, A.T ,TI4K BTA?U Portlatft Kd. A . , . Kortk FOR SALE . . . . GOOD TOCXQ PrTRF.BBXU, BAJtttt" . i a w- r Kockkoaa. Tel. !.' '- SALE YETC1I SEF.D. FOR COyW ra or hay. B. Cuaniashaia. i tin. ! . AUFAlfA. GR-1X. HAT. TUtflJii. oatv barley and wheat. rorww waalitq.' praaipt etupageol.- Prteaa P application.' Kirbarw itynaa, " ' Walla." Wit. ,' . FOR BALE t GENUINE QCF.E.N ANNE baffet. eolad oak: 1 foot eiteauon tablo, aqaaro: 1 ekiffonler with mirror and ais draworor'l eommoda wirk nin ror and drawer; -?-pe toilet made br W. II. OrindWr ai la. F-as- land. Call between 1 p. a, and P a, at 114 N. ISth. ST3 SELL CS TOHR TTSKDV FURNITtRE H. L. Btiff Parnitara Co. - Uaod Ooor Dent. Oonoaita (nrl bowaa. Ta22tf RECEIPT BOOKS SIZR BT H SO neolnt forma la boor. 1 aaata 9m book or two for 35 rente. " Statoa- o.rrleo. tl& Sonth Comatarflel H Bln. , STtHif . Trespass Notices For Sale : Traavaaa VaUraa. alia l4iS taekaa rintad aa rood 10 aaaeo aanraaa boar tag tka word. "Xotica la Hereby Oi aa That Treanaaaiar la Btrietly Forbid- dea On Tteea rremitoa vaoar raaajiy of Pre ae cat cation." Price lie oaca or a for 15a. SU teaman Pab: Oreraa.- FOR SALE ST SUGAR BACKS FOR SALE. SO PHONE . orders. . noaa raaerrod. aa dalteortea. rash and arry. SU centi .per-anaea. Ilaat Been.- raimery. STaS FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, TX3 oeata a baadlo. Clnnlatiaa department Oreron gtateeman. .-7tf i JXR "AI BY OWNER. 5 ROOM COT , tare.; 414 X. 23. Good ranfe. ahadea. ibaLh. and. .linolenm. . $ 1 ;Ul ' Charm. .Phone !7r.T-W. ' vF6r SAUZ-vdMtock Stf grrcm;imBi rOx fligh. I ii.. ' rttOUj,mBRED COLLIE. .TUPS." 347 VETERINARIAN DR. PATTERSON, Phonf iSa, Rt. 2. Hoi 2a. 3?j:tf f RED W. iaNQE. "VETERIN ASIAN Office 420 8. Commercial. Pkoaa lias Roe, Tboaa 16. 8m2lnl TVOOD FOR S.UJS 43 . . . BEST GRADE OF WOOD - 4 ft. aad 14 lack. Pry nU weed. Greoa mill wood. 4 Iry lecoad growth fir. Dry. and aid fir, . .. Dry 4 ft. a. maplo aad oak. FRED E. WELL. . Proiapt delivery and reaeenaMe pri 2S0 Soatk Ckorca. Phono 1S42. 42m4 WXH . OF AUk KINDS FOR - AALC Jobs 11. Scott.. Phana 254 ttr.til. Id INCH OLD FIBe SECOND OROWT aak aad aa. Phono 19FS. M. D. May field. - ... -- 1 48I1S. GOOD CO Air-CRT WOOD . PROMPT D FLI VERIER. BJLLMAJC FUEL. CO. TELEPHONE 1855. 43J2M - -AvCrnas 8.le 41 Public Sals. Located one mile worth -f Bnena Viata, Wedneaday. 9eut. 3. 1915.' 10 a'rkeek. ail AV, L. polleta. Hollywood atmiaj 20O W. L. pnlleta. Hanaea (traiar 100 W L. yearling bena.- ' Hollywoad itraia SeTeral kigb grade rooetera. Hanaea atrain; boraea, row, boga aad farming implemeatt. Free Innrh t at neon. Terano -nader- 420 rash: 'arer- that amount time or bankable note. F. P. GROUND, Owner. A. L. Steenoa. Aartloneer.' - 471 MISCELLANEOUS 81 H. B. SEAGROVE FURNACE AND ahaot metal, ahop : morod to 411 Mill St. i -, SlaAtf BATTLE CREEK: SANITARIUM Method a are aeed la the health inatl tute at 25S 8. CotUga St. 8. H. Logan. Phone 2214. ! SALEM FUEL k TRANSFER CO, T61 Trade 8I4 Salam Lot qaota yea aa wood, aoal aad traaafor, moving aad drayaga. Day ploaaa 7 aad 13. Night phone 1404. . S1J7U EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WANTS tenia -at heft home r hy the 'day. Caa ropy any jiirture. fS.SO bytha day, Phone 1709 W, . Mra. Conrhmaa. 25 N. Cottar - - -. 5t LOST AM) FOUND . CS FOUSn ROBK 1JI.-aR AT 1RC'- rxnsoxAL cs . V.1ZZ TREATMENT tuj APP:Micina "Tt-la.Wndartal.M Frea taformattoA Addreaa lUaa Caw Portland. . Oretea. Aaaroaa .sai-ir?l- JIOXEY TO LOAN ST ' TASK LOANS , Loag tlma, aaar parmenla, law UUraM m feoa or eommlaaiona. prRRINK MASTERS tit Gray Bld SaUaa, Ore. aTilt WE J1A-R 0O TRIV.ATE MONET TO loan i laprorM tf' "mw. Wetla Tallmaa 5 So. Sl Maaoae Temple. Fneno SIS. - STaS , PPFPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPP rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr . pp rr PP WANTED Prlfate meney far P. PP, waU an eared- firat . -aaartcaga PP PP loaaf. Aay tanil -, Opoai . PP PP. eTeataga. ... -- PP rr . PP PARXER REAXTT COMPaJTT PP PP 40 C. 8. Bank Bid, PP PP Telephone 334S PP pp ... 5JJltf PP- PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP" PPPPyfJrPPa'PPPFPa'PPPPa'i'Pi'PPPl- BUSIXCS3 OrrORTL'A Ml SL APARTMENT HOUSE SrTE-r-WE UArx wonder at 4vvO. beat torafea a4, Tery Urra. - , BECKE A HENDBlCTm U. S. Bk. Bide ClalStf IX VESTMENTS S10OO ON UP -WE can ' abww- tow a rertaia emrrty aa m re'.om of 8 ta 90. Maay . tacome properttea wKk' bonded leaaea tkat aah t 9 to 14 where 70a know property ia.. fetting better. Firt and SeVqad Mart-, (area. 'rantrarta, etc.. .Brckf A Hea- dncka. V. 8. Bk..Bldg. . , :. . , , dl.ltf tt , GOOD - PAT1NO ' SMAX.1 lltjotel-t raoming basiaeae. Apulx la . Mm- rm- lag. S4f Stata KL. z k .flnlJtdv .SMALL. GROCXHT IR GR,OWiya", StC- Kton pi .i orvn Hiroi, xineinetc rmm ba dolled by adding feed. Ku0.tO. A.. C. BOHKNdTEXrr, ' J(, . Realtor, Loaaa and laoran'ca. 147 -No. Com't alt, aalom, Ore4a30tf SALES DISTRIBUTOR XEW SPECIAL-.. ty tremeodoaa demand; FTery ban. " aesV hoaaa proapart; annanal aalea 4V ' portacitiea aad-money making pou i k IW tie to Hth flan basinett Baa coia petent io arganito aad direct aaleamen.'' KtaaH lareatmeat. fJuO.OO to fliOtf 6a. poaitirery required, ala A-l referencea ma at accompany application: eanirwrtr' eayer ercloaiee HiaVe- Righta; Write SALES DIRKCTOR, Muita --M9. 311 5th, A-re, Kew York. N. Y.- lel REAL ESTATE Own . Your Hoirie FOR SALE NEW MODERN rOUR- room bungalow, baaenveat, bniH ia.' kitchen, breakfaa aook, good fixtaraa, well located Sooth Salem. A eaap al aiSOO.- aad 2ia wiU handle It. baiaaea monthly. .-Phoao 03. -.43a33tf MOVE IN HERE'S 6- ROOMS AND OA rage oa pariag, $3200 . and vaoaat. Larga cut front lot with flowers aad garden. 4500 down t handle. .. . . - BECKS k HENDRICKS- tT- S Bk. Bldg. ,. 3a3tf . 1150 DOWN '. Balance- t20 per month ba I " ban- good fnre-roonx plaatered galo located tm kiagwood i-trt, itk 4160Q., Immediata 7oaeaiott. W. J 1L GRARENHORST k CO. - 275 State. St, 633 HAVE SOME TTRT NICE BUILD ing lota on, pared atreeta a-iih aide w.lk, in; noma kavo lovely abode ree 500, 700 aad faiO oa firy term a. A rery nleo modern homo of 7 roAma largo lot, loraly shade treea. oa a ear-. er; pared atroet. near xar laa, i0O0 1000 down. V A nice C roonr 1oa. batt toilet, elee trie lighu.'aear aehool aad -Jat oat aide the city liraita, near car, Thi' ia a bargain, 28iO. SOO dawn. . - ' Sea i, A. MILLS -331 Bute St. - C3al LOOK - room home in good randitheak ' with lot ISxlSO located aa pared . atreet .and rtr- Hoe. Prtca 1 S17O0. TSO dowa. .. balance time. - , - W. n. GRABENnORST. k CO ?7S Sate M. 3,x hi e-. 1 r ' V r V v . " ..... ... - .."! ....... . v -. , ...i. .- a- - j - . t - ,
