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Newspaper Page TextTITT OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY MORNING. SETTEMRER-19,1 025 0 ( , i ' 1 : it I :,- . . f --wvat A. ". Iuaad Dtily xerpf Ion dr",iy" ;' ' STATZSXAX IwT.USr TyaCSKTiXI ill 8oeH CongrcUl,gt,fi1ni. ? -. t .-r R. 3. Handrieka ' .. - Ifanaffar trad J. Toota . . , - . J Brtnr-Ed itor U. K. Logan ... , v -w City Editor ii owns .. TaiftfTapo r.aiior Aodrad bunch - Society. Editor W. H. HiiMton - Cirewlatiew Muia Ratok IT. K!etftt: Adrrtiiar H.aaa,'a ? I ymt J".4- - fct - Twrniir Job pt. -"l -.' 1 ' KESOER OF THB ASSOCIATED PRESS ' ,-- . . .- V ' 4".', Tt Aioeitd Pr is Mclttumiy witi.isd t tea aaa for at3t-Oi 't aW Jw Jlapateha rradited to it or Mt ."athanrUa ' eraditaa this mmt Mi alao taa local aawa pobliihad haraia. ' ' j it Albarf Bar. SSaWprrarter pldj fortlao. 0. .-... ; L .. k'i Tho.t: CUrk -CoJiew torlc. 128-TS wVsiat 8tl f C t aWt," Doty Pa ma, 8haroa Bid. Baa F ran?ea,-aiii.t Birch PHf-, Lea Ara, KJalifc 1 1 - " 1 - - . - i - r Bniloaaa Omra?l ar BBS Social Pdltnr .: . . , , , ...log oo. JUprtfiat ..$3 Enurad at tha Joit Offica la Batem, Orfftoa," ai a-ond elaai jriatttr"-" ' . .. r- . , " .' ' aKf .t v mjf itj-j) i-m iiu'"i im" 1 m - ' ".SDtembrr 10. 1923 ' P f WHAT nona firtn ni'iimnEOiH'w.r.f . iii' (in io ora my uoa require or tnee, ut to leartns LfOra tny ooaj to'Wuc ' . 'n a hw ways and to lore hlmV and to Jerre eLordhy GocLvlth all thy heart and with alt tby squU: Peutetoiioiay I0;I2. Wr.. and vicinity ia far above wages paid by the state for similar service as .howii by.ihe following; 4 1 y"" J owet piantsEnone'ers.57 a iiay ; firemen ,$3.7S. 'Mail ufacunng and laundry, buildings Engineers ' ?C50 -a da-; eera $165 a month firemen 130. WaterM$rksand Pumping nlantsEngineers ?6.25a day; firemen $5. Gas plants firemen $o.75. , - . v Here is dearly a case of the state falling short in consid eration of her employes. . There is no reason why men should WQrkfor.the slafe for sixty" or, seventy dollars a month, bear- ing the responsiDiuues ;inciueni io cugmccuag uiuu .hiuch depends the health and safety of .thoiisarrds of Ihe state's Ward's and! other ' employes. V Why should . these men, some of them heads ol familieV . residehts and taxpayers, receive less wages jtnari qrdiriary derks inastenograhers ; why lessthan pantersandJphUl j " . , " '' Surely the. state,' through the board of control, -should and will remedy this censurable condition son. - In Ibe f ircjiit Court of tbe , Stti 'of.Oregoa -for the County Marlon. v j Wen .P. jWJntermute and ) Clarissa AVmtennnte. ) Union Roster ' ' mm tffosii ana lourta vt miuki;. lraiJa( W.K,. llrlbar; inrturj, a -i n J ; capital TTTooBArmcxL tmiox wo. Ortpa 0t5riin35 . . ' I 10 PTidaat. O. P. aaa; aartaf7, PllLaVad ararr aiaraiar (axrapt Ua OStph KfrkWOOd and Sarah ) SI. D. PiliaacV Maata aaeoad Satar- JTyt "afap.Ul at Or.... J. Kirwood. his - wife- ) . ' 'T. :oo p. m. , - I y? r.-V 7 f . . rvt n ia a a, aBajaaaaaawaaaaaaaaiBWBjBaaBaaBwaawBawaBMaaBMaMaBaiB ... - t A COM5ION SENSE RULING 1 (Portland Evening Telegram.) v -''While President Palmer ca the shipping board" is doing everything in his power to curtail the activities of our Ameri- ness in this diretxion. llie -Japanese government is sponsor ing' the building for the transPfia-lrade.pf fpe 7000 ton motor liners with a minimum speed of 19 knofs The ; amount,Ci ybsjdy . tpbepaidtbeq raftias r.npt,et; been ; decided but the- JapanesevEpreJgn. .Trade association iand ,the ; leading shipping organizations in"a petition to the gbyerri men't have asked that ,.the new ships "be cubaidized to !the T 'V.7ytft' the Americanships, starvedjor sold into ret;re- ment,' these new liners as-wdl as manj oihers. will fall heir irp byt, the. American sfcips fcWiithin a decadejmerica eigh' commerce nas'; increased nearly $5000,060,000. en Vears ago American ships carried less than one-tenth of -the foreign trade in and .out ; of this country - .Last' y&tr tney ' "While we were increasing our toreigrutrade and simul a a' a ' ' at m a taneousiy getting tne American iiag oacK on tne, nign seas, we were incidentally-developing, aM,53sintainingi a,, reserve , of army and navy transports,, the lack of which so seriously , handicapped ..usjdri.n2.:the late war.'-The iErestigejwe. have , gamea..anpnec WnWiKii-: ; ; me aimer puiicjr DuyuiUj.u; Awuvfvcu akuvci ; - i ' The above froni the Portland Telegram is timely, a xes, me rainier yoncy suuuiu u aanuuiicu 4'VU' t that would not be -enough.-! That would still leave us lame in the work of 'Dundipgi'up'jane , marine ; and the.annua jqss ; tQipe : umpea otapes .asury f would persist, or - grbw orse- ' f" And there 4s another, way to accomplish., the.buildijig up of a great American Merchant marine; thonlywayitcan.be surely 'done'without-a T great nd continual "expense to; our : government-- " . ; v.- v v .;;-i i '.; ' : And that ' governmentm I Giving That policy built unmericari taerhamae; ht was tho pride of our country -and the ?envy of ihefw&ld, and ino same policy wouici uo.Augaiu. v i ; " There is not a single g Argument against this, policy . It is the certain rjndVigt.way. ": .; ; ; f ' ' j Joseph YVIlilam S. kirk wood. John ) . A. Kirkwood, Lucy - Ann ) . Klrkwood and Mark ) Georjre' Klrkwood, ) " ' ..Defendants. ) To Joseph Klrkwood and Sarah J; ;K!rkwood. h!3 wife; .William S -Klrkwood, Lncy Ann Klrkwood - and Mark George Klrkwood, de- . Tendants: t In the name of the State of Ore- ton: Yoa are hereby required' to appear and answer tho complaint of the platnttfis on file herein, within sis weeks after the date of the'flrst publication of this bhW mont, which date of the first pub lleation is 'Aucuat 21,: 1925; -nd,' If you fail so to appear and an swer, for want I thereof the plain tiffs will 'apply lo. the court for CARPENTER' 8 UXtOX - KO. - IMS Kaata Taara. a-nii. Anhar Tark- r. pmiden: W M Pattit. w:Trrr. Ekilk-d aaachaair faraUhed. Tkasa J7. Lodge Roster: For Classified .Advcrtisins On tiiaa Tkraa' tuaaa. "e'receni'riilujg of Stale Kozer in.regard tQjthe.continued use of magneto lights on cars is both com- Whiie technically the law' does not exempt, in the. spedfi- cations for the new light adjustment, the magneto type of IiVht. it was not the intention of the sponsors of the act nor rf.stl. law itsdf to force? car'ownersavwWtnis'lywHb'rlis- i . . - . '. -:l'i-ri i til' 1- ' ' ! conntr. Oreron. and described aa carait ana Duy new. jn. caujuswjcufc .wi "w iu " J,j follows to-wit- k - travel more safe is the purpoae of the law and the wisdom of the readjustment is alreadyUhown by the mpfe anifty. per cent of Oregon' cars now in .use. with the. new adjustments complete. . - , . , . '. . u By the niUng the cmcs . cf . the machlne .whose; value would not standlfor the "newlightgjiiploaentas relieved aViJ the requirements refm'neettllP-as. of 'the 'law o Cit as' the lights are nern'eoTwhjle the limit of auto speed is observed fRATtRKAX. ORDER OP EAGLES. aaa t lit aad 8rd Wad. - W. O. W. Bail, B. AC Wiltot. 'J-' T' a, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 A. English," who reside at 26S0 j Cherry arenne. ,. He graduated from OAC la 1919 and was on the faculty of that college the follow ing year." He1 won the degre of M.S. this summer at the A. and Six' thaaa. Pal'y ar Snaday t aaata par verd. l acfeta par vard S laota aaT 1 rv M. college of Texas: He goes td his present post from the College the relief demanded In their com-lof Texas where he was Instructor plaint herein, which relief Is as ia biology for three years. follows: For the decree of this court ad-1 Gatke Coachoe Prod act lor judging the plaintiffs in this sulci ; Professor Gatke. Instructor of to be the sole and exclttsite own- jhi8tory at Wmamette. tnltcrrltr; era" In fee simple of that certain j is leaT!g.rfoT Enjene' today t? real property situated iaMlrton I supervise the production of "The Wght of t"he TTaiir to i gtTen October lt .The.,TIjrBt. Methodist church of Eugene. Professor Rahskppf. fcead of the Willamette public speaking department." will assist ProIes'sor 'Catke vlth 'the coaching," and several of the, parts will be takenby Willamette Rtnd- 'pnt!i. Professor Gatke will drop M. . I-" . . I ' U.,1 "l oown 10 r.uKeiiB twice a "fciw Oaarnk dall aad Baaday 30 eim p wart la arJar ta aara tka aaara tkaa aaa tlma rata, adTarsiieaiaat aut raa ta koaaacutira iaraaa. ' " ' W Ad. Ukaa a laaa tvaa 1 aaata. Ada. raa Baaaar QSLT aaarjad at aaa-uaia rata. advartiaacaaata (ax cast ParaaaaJa aad Bltaaiioaa Waatad) iTI ka takaa rar tka telapkaaa it tka ad Tart law k m aThaoikav ta nboca. ' r ) Tk futaamaa will ' raalr adrar-t f lomtiti at aay tiBM at Ua ay ar B tav. I lamia prapar ciaaaia tiaaa aia. akoaid ka Wotl I 9. at. 1 PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BT warJiax rr titnx, pnea ' raia ack . i lata aoa Buaiacaa Ofliea, a granad" f or. ' ' - ' ron rent ' Twa alora ksildiafa kx-aUd aa 8tk l tmmrmil atrrat, aaxt ta tka klanaa ttarara. " Wilt Im 1or traa w H. GRABrSIlORST CO. Kraltora. . STS Put a Strt. Sl22 - 1C ItKXT ApartmcnU 23 ppOiX' ArAKTJfEXT. 133$ 8- FIRST PI-OOR aPARTVEXTS. 13S CwW 8U Pk a 07 H. ga2 -APARTMFVT8. rCRXISUED of rt'r (araiakad. $15 a aaaatlK 4li J!.' Taraaty-firaW I320 CLEAX. HEATED FCRSISHED APART aat, g4 locaUoa. 61 V. Biaear Tiloney to Loan On Ral TiUta Ovar Ladd i'lak Baak) rOR ,RXNT APARTitESTS K-"Sr CatpaaartfaU . " 1 PRINTED CAXDR. SIZE 14' BT TV." J wraias. VKoatka aa-KaaC prUsa IS V cU aack. fiutaaaaa Baaiaaai Offtea V (raaad floar. A FOR RENT Rooms ' 25 ROOM FOR KENT TWO BLOCK imm 8 tat Jlnaaa la ' aaodara koa. 353 S. Iktk. --Paoaa 3SVW. . 35at2 Beginning at a point on the east boundary line of the donation land claim of Mathias Hagey and Sarah Ann Hagey, his wife, notification No. 780. and beta claim. No;' 69. in township 5, south range ,2. .west of the Willamette i. meridian-. J In Marion county, "Oreg'oqJ'J'whTch aaui chains corner BEFORE TOU LEA7: TOUanOXI UH UH ilA & 11 InsuredOPfoperly Pksaa 161. Back Haadricka, TJ. B. Baak Bidf. " 4 XS-tr ATJT03tpnTLT3 y - iu k r The warning that. ihertr i with the magneto light must keeD jrithin th'e legal ratOf speed isVUmely. Bui. it" should not be i necessary ." Every, rver'iuiows'ihe limit' arid if he exceeas 11 inrougn eimer ignorance or aeiiance ne snouia oe punished tq the extent provided by the law."" ' v ' HNEWS BRIEFS ; ' ' -T (CntInuKl from page 5.) mitted to the state hospital Fri day after he attempted suicide in the city jail the -night -ibef ore by Blashing , his s throat with a pen knife." He came '.here from' San Francisco but , lived . in . Portland fori seveat' years. He ;toldf off i cers he Is divorced and hla -only child is dead . . ' Kay, state, treasurer, and Colonel Carle Abrams,' secretary of the board ;of control, ' are .inspecting' tne eastern Oregon state- hospital and -attending the roundup this week-end.' I. R. Smith. Lloyd ,T. Rigddn and Vic McKensie are alw in the round-up city fo? fhe week end. ''-t ; Js.tdeturri. to, the.rjoUcyiths ?un.ders..Q.f. our intajned,fpr 1 ys.tmripiiisc preferential . duty in fayoi; icopai Carrie m Dinner Planned Sunday-" A, "get-together; dinner at St. Joseph's" auditorium 'Sunday coon promierrdfverslon In a new way, socially, ior -:tne pansn. songSi stories and shorfc.tm'promptu talks wJLlt follow a good menu tsd every one is. cicsi welcome, it is in preparation for the harvest car nival., fair and baaar which 'will take pl-ce oil rJovember 6, 7 and 8. V TheTirious societies of the parish- will be represented, ' and many out-of-town people are ex: pected. ,- ' : Round-Up Iickoiis - ' The lure of the roundup at Pen dleton has been too" much for many. Salem residents and there was a general, exodus among those fortu.nate enough" to get away tor a lew'day's; Governor Pierce, Sam a. ,ivoer, secretary, ot state; T.U Salem Group Incorporates. Articles of Incorp.orationT WCTe filed Friday: by Jones, KlrkpatrUk and Cheek. Inc. -SalenVt or $1S,- AAA t. . J j vvv. iucurpuiiur are glvcw as L. f D.' Jones. M. S. Theek ahd W. R. Klrkpatrick, ;''.' . TV4," point af beginning is lli925 RUTpfvise the play until the night is tsouia -fm !'the-hprtheast pt presentation. ' - ' ' ., -' ' r of saidjD.'ii C., and 'run- '' - . '-!; ning. thence -west 7B.25 ehajns: .MORP .TIinFMTS :APFLY ce west r'r .".r.V PRFItF.GlS.T10X .FlCrSi , . AT GFJVK CAIN, UNIVERSITY F OREGON, Eugene. Sept. 18 .(Special) - The number of new students who have applied for admission to the University of .Oregon increased In the past'w'eek from l096 td 1292, and the total will exceed 1300 by a . comtorLaDie margin ; ueivjrp freshman ; nre-reglstratlon week begins'Monday, according to Carl ton E. .Spencer, registrar.. 0r the 1292 candidates .tor ad mission, 113 have . .been deniea admission by the University either because of. failure to meef scho lastic reculrements or, because, as non-residents." they "could ;' not - Date "ot - rfirst publ'icktlo'n . is aliry.oradmlsslon to the state 8ALEkt ACTO VRECKTN'O CO. Wkarla. Tlrra. Kiasa, Faadara J Half JTloa ad laa - Tart for !1 rarai cak for 14 rara. R nr.l4ku tlSt" for h:t two ryyuRXisiiEn rMM -- I&traira aftap--p.-aa. - ! C'kenckata. 55a30 VODERS vi.rr.mrn ROOMS.' -HOME - coakiar. ? ll.ki : 8SaSi MCE ROOM CLOSET. Pfeaaa S8S-W. "S5al thence north 5,$. links; .thence 4 3.il cnams: tnenee scuiii'?- cast .t0.85 cha1lTl;V.ehlct4b 20 1W -west 2.2 -chains; thence east 120.32 chainsThencenorth 11.92 chains . to the ' place of .be ginning and containing 4S acres. more or less. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof, once a week for' sis consecutive wreeks In The Oregon Statesman, a'- news paper ot general circulation, print ed and published In Marion county, Oregon, .by order of the Honorable L. H. McMahan, Judge ot the cir cui court of Marlon county, Ore gon, which order, bears date th 23rd day of July. 192j, and which order directed, the service of sum mons upon you, by publication ai aioreaava. 8C1IEXLER. ACTO TVRECKIjrp CO, win l bar yo-ar aid car. . liltlratt, raaa pnea r fp4. 'loss K. CatajnareiaVSt lJlStf L A UTO HUV1 U IXtJ . GENERAli" REPJUO. -Trcrs AND IDWI, acrmTWifl. aaa inl (-. Mkwr- I.ER A LKBttGOlJ GARAUE. Pknaa 64. klillrr aad 8. t'oun-nial Sla. H i ipeialiia ia recoaditiOTBlfif asotori. ' - AUTO TOPS " 3 SEE C8 FOR. TOP AXD TAINT WORK. O. J. Hall Aata Tap ai Faint Ehop. Rear f ira drpaxUMet. S-aXtf 1LLXP WAXTXD 9 HOP ' PICKERS WAVTKD AT - Wit liasaa hop yard. Track wth Vftil . e-ad of bridca at 6:30 aad 7. 2Q 100 .BLACKBERRT TICKERS WAXTED iramadiataly. Zk. 3 a . In. Ftna kerriea now. Com Aa camp. 0;hr work k-rt. Talla City CaaniBf L-a, Pkant ock)3.' TolaJo. Orf or 4 Sa- lm. ' , ; . 820 ROOit TOR R.E5T 1M VODERN JIOME la raj tlorka front a-wa a, -aaa A II rnaTrairev. 0ta--, rrar-rad. plrafta : r.' f -r ix-ea Bad aAJ A. ara 5iIaVr.maa.- -. - -SSjJktf for; kjtxt 5'.'p:j.-jvable FOR Aludentii. with itt-tBC porcA ptiixiavcca. .. A.-rrrtht!J rntierp. H'-twrwm ava "airtdU .'gAJefreta roots, car ttiata-rmaa. .1XJR RENT Hou.-wa 2T 1 . ....,. mm 'CMjCDR BEOOM, UC'I'SE VITH .Vt't. aiirr p. -m. j.ij m. .u ATTRACTIVX'd ROOM -COMPLETELT FarataK-d ka-iM for rrnl. -arltk aarara. J 7.50 moasii. tail 147 So. Ita'l tit. HODEJl B UNO ALOW" SO S. Ottara. - ... S7a2- 1 TOR UEKT S 3COV . TTJIT. . St 9-, rcm kauaa, cara( .$40; 7-fooa koaan, . tSO; S-mov kouw, $10; room kaaar. $U; faraiakad 8 raaat flat aad rafa, S TJ. ULKTKl US 3. U. riUG iUaltor 483 X. Oottaro. ' t7.1-Xf if. -FOR REAT Farms 2 m a w . bii-m i .ii I HAVE EZVZRAL. IRRIGATED FARMS for rant. . P. E.' Tkoaaaaa, Taraar. Qpa.. paona 6 XX. - . 39Ut . WAXTED Uacetlancons S5 WANTED-TARM PRODCCE. PHOXB $Sal$ rThe faculty ot.Yv'iUamette. uU yersit held itslwt meetingDf the school year FTidavX. The meetings was called ' specialty -Hy Dr. Doney 'for 'thVparpose' of com pletlng plans for. the oregistratkui Of students, to begtn Mbndsy. -The new members of Ahe. faculty were Officially gTeeted. i" 'ir .:: Hunt Is Success i ' . Lee , Crawford,," iRalph ..' Marvin Mqorei andr Catl Ballberg, all of this "city, have Justreturn-id from V deer hunt'' In the .weVtterk district", In - southernOregon'1 and "reporf a highly' successful hunt. the party bagging" a total 'otvsjx deer, "pilbert got the' p'rlre" catch, bagging his quotd ""of two.5T TJall- Angirst 22,' 1925. Dale of last, publication Is Octo ber. 3, 1923." ' .GORDON R. TV ATT."' Attorney for" Plkintlffs Residence arid P. O. address: ' 311 .'Salmon street. Pprtlhd. ,Orego -,jl '22-9: f.4-12-19-26: o 3 ' bergjalsohccpunted, for two. Ijut his were "of "smaller size Craw ford and Moore each: got one. Mr. CraWTdrd will write u' the hunt for "the Pacific Sportsman, 'pub lished at San! Francisco, and Will Illnstrate 'hts article 'with photos takent 6a the ;trlp. ' ; " Ijocal Man Honored , Pennoyer FEBglish. who grad uated from Salem high school in 1915, is to serve as head of. the biology department at the' College unlversitiei o'tfielT own states. NOTICE QF' V STOCKHOLDERS'1 We, ! the nnderslgned lncorporal tors ot the Oregon ."Unen 'Mills. Inc., Vereby call a'faeetfng of the subscribers to thecapital stock of said corporation to.be held at the rooms of. ibe .SaJem'thainber of Commerce, la Salem, '.Oregon, on the 24th day ot'Septjember, J.925, at the hour of .10 o'clock a.' m for the purpose' ot organizing said company, electing a Board of Di rectors, adopting'., "6y-laws and transacting suchother business as may "properly come before" tie meeting. ' ' ' E. W-'PAGE, "T. A. trVESLET, T: M.' HICKS. HELP IV ANTED Male 11 TOCNO MAX -WITH BOOKKEEPIXO and ataaocrapkie axprianoa waatad for . aa opt of tow a poailioa. Orportumty , for. adraoceiDDt for tka rrt T7 OiTa in aad. atDerienea Tiraf . krttar. Addreaa 1218 car &utamaa. llsU HELP WAXTED Female 13 OIRb FOR ;' HOC EE1 Wt) RK. . Wiatarr . - , 495 X.1 t ut2o ; ;6f St.,,Teresaj .Winona. Minn. He Aug. 23 jtoSept 2 Inc. . ' '. .-.(Ported Journal.). . "The prisersaretni'esping. This timeit was-in Seattle. Six of,them,wen.hey rpvnlvpra Anrl a ifnifp. ,Ttipt -was no "bloodsheds, because AaJ n ' A T AM Jti 4- .!..- tllfllH1 WMlt? . - J 1 . " " t, "One wasa. mur - Convicted of third deiree' assault" a x;r:n'-' V - "ini-ee. recency escapea. irpmuieiviregon pemienwary; ' : ;iney ieit:inree Gea irivn.pe.xiuia... Qne was benin- escaf i' dead -men behind. "But we e stilLrsrolmgithem in these United States, Wlioiesaie.. we are .s.iu pieaaingFioTiinem. .;aueijuriea ate Btiu turiiui t" twjsc. "And America is the. greatest .crime nation on earth.1 ' : Xh Portland JocrnalTa.-Corict and th.excbst of crime is our greatest wasteapdlthe)source.of bur greatest misery and suffering. V; It toKes erery "one, directly.' indirectly; the innocent as mucnatne guuty,.o;ten more. , ,, . What we needjed.uwUo enmin ology and penplogy in;ou.r schools of Jiigher lernipsr-; We need trained men Jri .charge all along ,tie line; frorath.eflQwest to the highest coiirti from 'the i calaboose of the small town to the state penitentiary-. ' . ; - r--r H - V: -And with a.pubKc;opmionnhafc.ill"tb enforcement ; with'laws ; that "are practical in - stqrpi ng the ; pprintja oi crime. ; -V--V. i'f'-i1? :.r;i:J: I , !' This is the biggest isue efore; tHe'AmericanJpeople. - a WAGES OF STATE EMPLOYES I - - : - The state of Oregon is urged by. the Oregon State' Fed'er- 'atidn of Labor to increase Jthe wages , of --engineers and .lire- i !.i.:: Li'if: rrtT. '? S . .'"cu ciiipiujreu at some oi 4 me staxe . insuuiuons. xxus in crease should have been "provided long ago before the Feder- Vatibri or any Sihef organization, made intercession for1 these employes so obviously underpaid. ' r At the capitol building th( chief, engineer receives ,$135 a month; at the feeble minded 'institutions- 120; xat ,tl tuberculosis hospital , $100 and at other .lnstitutior va j : ranging from $100 to?200 a month, -e'r-.rfs. of. assist ant engineers and firemen rapse frQmv$TU:3tl h'thect'-.t the capitol, to GO at the tuberculosis hocrital. r - l2vT,rif 'i JViiS vl ' . VliJl!.-' - '" - - - -.. - -. sj .A T 1 -5i is- , . - - - - t . v! 1 i TTZVS?' If Af-re piiovEp its supzrior&j i 1 1 "A . 1" Never has,GENERAL' asked motor- icy bnwhicb": GENERAL has won ists to ccept -unsupported -daimsi- It fc-thc pprpyl. of thousands ofjjnotor- v . has proved its superiority in consistent ri-$ .fr -Vsncouver,; ; ? perrormancel- v i; ; : : T ;' p; v"ViaAa v-umuia; .y ! oc-tt Tii -vc:: i i - i: v GENERAL. Gisolme assu7c's'-iromoJ - - .Independent -Dealers' 'ar 'the G?een-and.XVhtte: Stan ' ' ;v.,b. SEECK P 1$ t rj b u t c r S ai em 0 r c go n C HAVE A GOOD HOME IS THE COCS- irf lor I auddla arad nti. Call TT. W. J.. A. Ual9' GIRL OR WOMAX FOR CESERAL booaa- work, avail famUy. aa farm Mar , i(oCo. Pollt coqatr. are $30. prai- kanmt plar.' Addrat iiouta ta. Box - 41. KiekrealL ' - - ' li22 WAXTELT-Ivuiploynient 1 HIGHEST -PRICES PAID FOR 'USED atorea; 'faola, faraitara. Stiff's Uaad ' Goaa Zpt, oppoatU court kaata. - - . ' 5a2:tf 1 r - BAXD-" AKD ORCHESTRA IXSTRU- .atanta rvpalrrd. DaAa'a Vaaial la- atramaat K'pair - So op, Kaeia" a, Ic ConiKk 5Wf. .Tr . AlUlar'.. .Pkoaa 23154 , . I SH CASH PAITJ - POTS : rJXSE '.TEETO dcatal cold, platianm aod durardad 'jrwalry. Hola Sa)tic( ao4 Raft? " Co, Otaarv MlcMgaa. " 5US WAXTED PRIVATE" 110XET POR 'farm feaaa. -Wa hara aararal artUaa tloai aa.kaad. Hawkiaa Rfcna 1 lac, 10a Qrrtaa'Bldc g:flttt WOODRT -THE ACCTXOXEKR IBCT1 aaad larcitura for caik. 'Iaaa all. I iaU FOR GARDE! " PLOWING. BA8EXENT I - aUriag and teaja work, pbona ln. FOR8ALB DOfTORS OPERATn.'O CHAIR. liaertr. i i- i - 6 S7al9 BASEKENT DIGGISO A3D Sradiac Pkoaa H4 If. 109" TOCNO MAX ATTENDIXO , VTILLAlt- vtto fnirrraitT won Id lika OTSortaoKT . to work for room nl board. Phon 677 Raturda or Mosiay. 120 WOOL KLP HOSE CHTLD REX'S anort koao. km it ta ordar. Uaad kait- liar. I'hona 177S-J. JaS0tf OEXTLEif AV. 33. DKIRES TOSITIOS " 'whorral firaa, ekanra to a4aa, not 'afraid of work; of rice ana .Trau - nmrmfm lLafaraarva. . 505 S. lith. .Swarnp'scottja.eald, to be wear ing tloyes '. VecaTi?je JtlieTTeildeijt Aqkk . ; But.thia apes ot ajter the fact that there are iniuera waicn thelpreaident may tate.to handle Without Eloves; . ' GOOD WATCH !OQ " FOR jSALE Plaka'a Patlaad. 73 JBtata aad 1'wrifia fcijhway. 371S Traapaaa . JfolW-a ata 14t9 iarhca. printed aa food lH-anaea Untin t-ar-tar ka wards, "'aia Ia- liarakf Otw aa That Trpaainc ia Strictly J orb id dca Oa Tbvaa PremUaa CadVr Vaoaltp at Proaaea.wa." PrW-o tie aatk vr- S foa. tie . Stateamaa ..Fob.. Ca, SaUaa. Or.foa. . IT alt SOW PiCKlSO CRAPES POK" JUST! ad Jl!y. Plata Tiaarda, tkraa aiiiva aortk ia Pa!k coaatjr. 3Ta2 SELL US TOCR USED. PCR5ITCRE- 1L L. Htnt traitvra . " L'a-t tKode Lpt. . Uppoaita court koala. 87ml: Mi POR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, TEX ent baadt."" Circalatioa departnat .jAO rrr!pt foraia aa Look. IS rnla. par ,,0"k or two fr i. frnit,, f t.-.:-.n i (.iur, u CBW'.A .V-.mrCKl 6 r-t ir a rr Usmm k ad ' W $ a . --Jt 3 " "nifr "rr I i aW.V..a Wtaa4 VETERI5 ARIAX rR. PATTER ?OX. Phono 3253, Rl. 2.-Ros 29. 3j2U rnrn w. laxce. .veterivaria'x Offica-430 .8. ronnreia Phowa 1199. 4. WOOD IX) U RALE -T3 roa wood sawixo paoxc.ji. ' ' 4 all" 1 ai a 1 , 1 " 1 WOOD Of ALU KINDS. rR- VLB. John 1L Broit. . PiBa J54 ar 6.'2. . 43,30 .Eccnqrny ..:!; Pjencil.Sharpcner -a. - U L,V.1 ' --, aft,., I r .7-? -2r 7 TTav. tnany; Uras Jlo you. lose yGur",U-mpcr bctuie ihere-i n.ot a jjoin on t?ur pcntil.'jOr becauscthetnife, Ij'duli? - . It I.rnuch easier and cleaner to use an "LTconony. Vencil Sharpener to'piit a Bice long point on ycur pencil. It can be urcad t n n y eonventt nt "pluce In Uhe office, home . or school-" - ' ''" Xo.fcss.or tJtss'. V Rcrry Dni Sloro '' ' ." - " " II" ' ntli.Cvir-i'TierclAl bkst grade p xwdv 4 ft.-and 14 tatk. . lry Bill woL. .. . . V Cra ttiM wood. Dry abroad frawtk f";r. tj 4 a. ak, intpla aad aak. , PRED 1 wr.UA Prwmpt dhTry ai reataa! arlca. 8oatk Chureh..P1oBa tltl. t.ttf te-iycii old rm arortxD jottii ' ok aad aak. I bona ;t3. U. V. Vay - fwld. 4"ritl ' r-OO T -OO Air-T 1 T WOOD PROMPT DKI.IVEKtM. -K1LLVAX ilEL CO. ' TELEPHONE 1855. " 43j29tf Mils ;v STOCK 49 BULBS SPANISH ,D DUTCH XSJR t Sur; '" tlnr-ninj 'n'k. Ail rrtori, StM "to 75e f tr oa. Call aflr'S p. ia. r - halardaj. 1775 Coart f tN Pkona "U. 4 ..n Miscixiaixirors SI LARGK. Cr-TLE WORK TEAM. TU.R rnu, " to lt for kl. - Kafrroaww. I'hona 61F12 or Ladd aad titio taak. John Brophy, . " Slal9 !L B. SKA0KOTE . rURXACE AVD Ht tartai afcop BrT-i to al Mi 1 - St. -' ' - . Slaif SALEM rVFL AVD TRA5SFER CO. - -U2 Tn4aM.- Wood. .Cfal. I r (ta ad Tri'r. Prir-a V-rftt, -.'' bat. 1-ay j lat. U ai iiJ, -.'ifht pLane 1 t'a'J aa. . . 6l:tf n r "a., onu"'"u' .. .,.,.,. .. G-H.D ; v-MTU OX ELAf Il!3 2j v.i:a"i. 5ii1. t i I- ! j '1 h q'x;? Vfc'I 3 i 'or' c t f. c r Vt at icr rr c 71 I