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THE eSEfiO!JS ATCS3AK fiALEil. OREGON
JTUESDAY. MORHiNG,jCknX)B3RLi3..I92
6
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IVMUiAtt'EXPHUIlOru ;.
1 ov(j AcfcFROii Arctic
OP CREW ARB FETED " c;
Elaborate Celebration Carried Out
t6 Entertain. Returned ;
Explorers"
PORTLAND. Me., Oct, lV-(By
Associated- Press.) -Cetnmander
Donald, B- MacMiUaa.And -tire-IS
members of nte Atretic explT3iiGll
expeditfon, scientisU, avlor and
eeatrieir" "rwe welcomed -home to
day, y "a .prbgrani of jenjcr4atn"p2 Sajtejrtor of, Labrador where
ment and excitement which extend
ed f rdni, "VYiscaaset. l&r this jfcUw.
Given-' more than usual ' dlsafc-
polnijneriLr by the. worst' summer
the natives -remember in the north
beset and delayed along: the jentirfc
homeward route by gales - whicn
culminated in that which fcerrt not
only the expedition but nearly $a
friends, and relatives marooned .OA
the small, wind-tnrept. &o&eBgan
islands tire attitude ci tbim U yaa
expressed by. Commands Macifll-
lan vfherx he said at a lnacbeonJ
given him here: ' ... " . .
"ThJj room looks good to us."
This last day of the expedition
was a Jong pae. The crews -ei
astir on r the chips before 4 .O'clock
this TOC-rntfr- presarfiTg'tof : e
run for the mainland .which Jtbe
expected break, in the gale would
. permit.'.' :.
From.tha- 20 r more, home .on
Monehgan- island where, they bad
found shelter, ttbe baud, pi. 'tf3
lives, wmenas ana; -newrpapermen
gatberedUn ihe Intense darkness.
preceding the dawn, about; the
wind-swept dock where the Peary
lay. Shortly alter ,T ettoVkf tfie
expedition got under ' way. -The
culmination -Of tbe 'reioiiis . at
their "safe arrival was reached at
the luncheon tendered Commandr
er MaCMUlah by the Portland Ro
tary club.
It was at this luncheon that tbe
leaders of the etate, .of the army
and navy, of science and of-ed'uca
tion gathered . to congratnlale the
explorer on hi safe teturif and
the accompllahmeats of the jam
mer. " ;' tv; ';!
Commander MacMillan, In re
turn, with a Voice hoarse from the
exposure and bardsbip of tbe long
Toyage south, thanked them 4or
his reception and that of ia,Jnen,
then proceeded to extoll the work
of " his , companions. "The best
ere w I have - ever bad,? -for the
i:en ,wbo sailed : tbe Bowdln. UA
i'.ne ":e.?: n o w"
tlame for the failure -of I their ef
fort,? for the United States navy
atiators, commendations -for -theJ
scienils of J he i National Gsc
graphic sbeiety, "one' if .whom rin
a few weeks at Etah aoeompUshed
more than my 'Other men had ac
compllahed' in years" .were the
l :
is the
; right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
When You
To Move
25?
Calpii'us,' for we have padejed Vans and Fleece-lined
covers for your furniiare and piano; First class piano
and furniture movers.
V7e al$o handle Brooder Stoves ;Furnate:
". Coals and Diamond Briquettes "
mbiUs4aM ny Cttnmander Marl
Smtaa. -j ' "3 1.' :
'.'II tK4taed evfcalntBB viitreme
luzttd xtfOfligkV et barter ; tha'n-j
air planes: sieve titer atretic circle,
reiterated bts.x6&TleU6a4bAtti
aSnphtbtan typ6 raxrfektav carried
vi the best sutted tor flie vnder
taJdn in dnat ;th UriifIe s
tie oalj: feasible ipethod ot aic ex
Lloration. t-jf
f"Fbr ike .plane Uiere remains,"
he said, ""much work in the inter
ior of IBiftUL.lAnd discovered
iaars IthAnli-fil) V years -.ago. but
which is still unknown through
mcat of its lot), miles, jeng'&.and
8 0 ilyadth. uvhere are
bolberuands of ufiespWreti fakes
a Nalaie may" work.
unh. .V ..
r , nrep.1 me navy personnel
wnrke4 night and day on the ar-
tval of 'the expedition at Etah.
Tbe realt , was that all ' three
planes-ere iiT.tbe. air in three
days; r OnTlpgast .i there wae
one jao ieTt;'and five of the six
nwibra ia4 been ftod. Ther m-
msiaed jBOM -rplies f our objec-
.'jo t9 nnaina m 10 days,
hjlQ e ka'i.covfered but 90 miles
in the. -30; days preceding.- There
wat bpt one conclusion which 1
nev,;3and , .which the men knew.
itbougb ther did not admit it i.t
the time. it. was absolutely. us-
IfM jcoftfln u. .And i nrtherj ad
any accident happened nd a plane
peen -wat, -eiser-tbe- Jeary of the
Bowdln might .bave wintered, in
thenar north to attempt the res
cue ot me men in the spring.
0gQfcttaa4 tnm psg s i :
C. K.rjLogan,Mr. aj. McCul
?.;5rs.,. J. Wes, Mrs., A.
nr, Mr. F. W. Belee, Mrs. W.
'.ItJWS. A.'TwooIpert and
mrs. nurchlil. ,
Eisi-Chter Dinner
WW. x. A. Roberts was hostess
omrnesday evening ot last week
ax anuractive eight-cover 4inner
n net home. Autumn eardpn
wpsrer,ere -nsed to -the tfecorat
m i - !
iuuer covers .were Waced for
Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur J. nttin W
and Mrs. Dan J. -Fry, rV Mr. and
Mrs.iarry Hawkins, and the
fiosts, ir. and Mrs. T. A. Roberto
Cr&ia Holds tifietiri fi
i the HigMahd Study club met
oft Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs- W. if. McCarroll on Maple
avenue. Mrs. C. M. Oglesby .was
re-elected presldeat at this time
And Vm Jlf apatvaIi .
4ad treasure. , No rnlar lesson!
.was taken up at this meeting. De-
ughtrtil . refreshments were served
at the tea hour.
4 Those present were, Mrs; B. E.
Cooper. Mrs. AVilliam MeCarrolL
Mrs. McLean, Mrs. A. L. Edwards,
Mrs. George Weaderoth and Mrs.
O. C. Oglesby.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. George Wenderoth
onTTater street, the first Friday
Birthdays Celebrated
The birthdays of Mrs. Lizzie W.
Smith-and Mrs. Julia Strand were
celebrated on Friday at the meet
ing Of the Ever Ready Birthday
club at the home of Mrs. Carl. Ad
ams, 255 East Washington street.
A powuck . dinnar was served at
noon with fall flowers decorating
xub tame., 'fne aiternoon was
peat la conversation .and 'with
tancywork.
in the group were Mrs. Mary
Briggs, Mrs. Louise Loveland, Mrs.
Low, Mrs. Molly Bennett. Mrs.
Lucas, Mrs. Mabel Loveland. Mrs.
HatiW Kennon, Mrs. Mary iey-
nart." Mrs. Jennie Martin. Mrs.
Mary? fcall, Mrs. Florence . Love-
land, Mrs. Bertha' Loveland and
little 1&ha Doris Strand and jittle
Mtes ErnesUne Loveland.
Gjtetts at Party
, , Miss Helen Moore.- Miss Ruth
Moore; Miss Betty 'Hummel and
Misspend Busch were guests" in
Corvallls on Friday evening at
tending a sorority party.
"7S "nfp'
1 1 ft -j UN .
.Harold 'Bocolofaky, son of Mr.
an! lira. D. D. Socotofskyv nas
won a place in the University ot
Oregon Glee club, according to an
announcement received, by Salem
friends? Mr. Socolofsky, a second
tsnvr, is a sophomore at the ant
verity. He is a member ot-the
Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
FIRE DEPARTMENT ASKS
FOR SALARY INCREASES
i . (Continued from page Ij
the. brim now, cecares Alderman
Dancy. - He says that there are no
living f acilities at the ' . station.
There is no . cooking stove, no
kitchen . or no dining room, and
adds pertinently that "the firemen
are entitled at least to decent liv
ing quarters and decent meals. It
is necessary now for the men to
cook their meals on a not piate in
any style they may.
flAs for the new fire station and
the new engines that the depart
ment feef are heeded, 'Alderman
Dancy declared that these cannot
be obtained until the people are
allowed to vote for them at the
next city election, as there will
not be enough money available for
the purpose.' However, be ex
pressed it as his belief that Sa
lem la growing so. rapidly that it
is now necessary -to obtain the
equipment suggested and ra a few
years '"will be Imperative.
At a meeting of the ways and
means committee last nignt, ac
the call ot Mayor Glesy, the bud
get for the coming year was dis
cussed. BEAR TRAP; FOR AGENTS
PROlflBrnOX? MEN 'iKIXD -STIIvL
5 ;TEIJnOTECTED
hotograpbs showing, some of the
- n
issues prohibition agents are forc
ed to. meet In, connection with lo
cating stills are being shown by
William 8. Levens, state prohibi
tion commissioner.
' The distillers operating about
50 miles from Pendleton had plac
ed a bear trap in a path leading
to' the distillery at a place where
if two men bad occupied the trail
together one must step Into the
trap. A little en gar and some
bacon were placed as bait and to
serve as evidence that the trap
was planted for bear.
Because of its peculiar location
the prohibition agents raiding the
still were very much in doubt as
to its being placed for bear as
there .were far more likely places
in the locality for bruin to roam.
... ;
MURRAY ON STAND
IN OWN DEFENSE
(Conturae&troat para !) . "
made atth,3enian Jiome ihiNew
r;ra, Murray smnea slightly
mat statement - we . made was
one more as a . diuii tnan any
thing else. We wanted to instill
fear or respect, or whatever it Is,
in them. We wanted to give them
the impression that they couldn't
tpt away with anything. . We also
knew that Mr. Newman could get
something out of it from the pa
pers, and the more like a dime
novel it was the better it would
be for him." -'
?'I was not certain then that
shot Sweeney." Murray said, "and
I am not certain now. I fired one
shot at Savage, but I don't know
vhether or hot I hit him. I knew
It was Savage, although I could
see him only Indistinctly."
District Attorney John Carson
in cross-examination, ssked Mur
ray whether he "shot the man In
the tower."
"I shot at a man in the tower
Murray replied.- -
"You hit.iiiiri, tlldn't you?"
"'Didn't your teU -tn Zinn-.that
you wailed until you WW tluard
aweeney joog rom jxaiiDd a ptl
?t-j-v "fr -03
DOROTHY DARN1T ' -.
u oo)
DY L-i
ALL
I s TO
ALL TiHE
' ' ' ' 1 ' 11 ' '.aTiii ii V'l ' . ' '''
UNCLE LY 1 j 1 1 ' j' "; -'':-yr ' ' "- 1 'l'iiMia i
.. a ' "
f Union Rontefr
i f
icxat ctrrrzK's union no. xso
Uect lecoad and fourth 'Wadnsiday.
Pmidenf V. K. " Mslbara ; aMretary,
- . &obrt Fad. ' '
CAPITAL TtTOGoAPHICAXi UNION NO.
S10 PrMideat, G. I". Eraa; aerettry,
M. X. Pilkantos. HcU MCBd Bfttur
dny, S:00 p. m. . , . . - 1
CARPEXTEE'8 UNION NO. 1065
ilnti Tbnrt. eninc. Artau jTaek
er, president; Wm. Pettit. leercMry.
RViI1l mhiniaa fnraialied. Phone 179.
t
ySATKBKAIi OROXB OV XA5I4
Tery Wmomut. Fraternity Hull, S
M. WUlett. 8ee. tel. 889R.
l:r, and that you shot at him and
hit him behind the eyes,"
Mr,
Carson asked. ;'
i
"I don't think' 1 told Mr.
Zlnn
that." r !
"You're not sure that
you
didn't"
I am sure that I did
not,'
Murray declared.
In. telling of the. plans for the
break,; Murray said that he
con-
ceived the idea, and intended
orig
inally to carry it out himself.
Later, he said, he asked Oregon
Jones, Kelley and Willos to join
him. The tour convicts intended
t j drop into the prison yard!
the roof at about T:30 o
from
clock
some evening, and get Out through
the gates while the trusties'! were
coming In. This plan was aban
doned, however, when; it was
found that they could not succeed
because of the fact that! they
could not all reach' the ground at
the same time, and that only one
rope could be obtained.
The later-plans called for the
use of the rope, ' and then; they
were to capture two chapel guards,
use them as hostages and go
through the prison gates, protect
ed by civilians, whom the convicts
said the guards would hot! shoot
at. This plan failed, Murray said,
when Oregon Jones rushed into
the arsenal as agreed upon, but
upon getting a gun, "went crazy
and started shooting.' !
I
"What made you believ
e the
along
chapel guards would go I
with you?" Mr. Carson asked Mur
f
ray.
Well, nobody but a fool
would
have refused under the clrcum-?
stances. We had seen enough lot
them to know what they i would
UO." : i
In two instances, Murray fe
fused to answer questions put to
him by the district attorney. In
one case, however. Judge j Kelly
ruled that the evidence was ad
missable, and Murray consented; to
answer. The first time the de
fendant declined to answer wa.8
when Mr. Carson asked him what
had happened to the rities .the
convicts had taken from the ptls.
on arsenal. In the Newman state
ment the escaped men said they
had thrown the guns into a slough
near Portland.
"Jest where are the rifles
took?" Mr. Carson asked. I .
"That is something I do
you
not
want to answer," Murray said.
"I'm asking you," the distHct
attorney replied.
"Well. I'm not telling yqu,'
Murray said, but after the court
had decided the evidence was ;ad
missible, said, "Well, I'll ansiyer
the question. We left the wo
rifles in the Newman car. We
said we had thrown them away
because if the Newman family had
not turned them in to the prison,
we did not want to incriminate
them.";
"Then you didn't tell the truth
In the statement, then?" I j -
"I did not." K ! j
' The , pther ..instance was wpen
Murray refused-to tell where' they
had obtained the rope used! in itbe
escape, because,, be said, I j. would
Incriminate another convict.
During the questioning a In
the
I DOMtTt
what r?
AT ALL
Lodge Roster
KNOW! MORE
Tih e
Ufa &rts9n tftstzimsxi
day) at BaUm, tka tapital af Oracem.
r
Local Kates
For Classified
Advertising
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S aaate par word
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I a lata Bar ward
Oa thaa
Tiiraa ttsaa-
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Ob moBta, dally and
Snaday , , ,-30 easts par word
Is crAoi" to aara tko mn tkaa aaa
Umo rata, ararUaaaMBt ct iu U
onaaentiro iataea.
Mo Ad. taken for 1m taa tS aaata.
Ada. raa Sunday ON'LT kerfoA at
ema-tima rata.
AdTril?iaa (ax cap t Pecaaaala
and Sltoativaa Waataa) wHl ao taken
OTr the telophoto if tka adTortiaor Is
aoaeribor to phone.
Tea Stateamaa win reeelTo adror
tiaaS'aata at any time of tka day or
nlrat. To in (are ortroer alaaaiiiaa-
tioss ada. eioald b is befort 7 p. st.
tt;.y?hce IS e I8S
Money to Loan
On Beal Eitata
V. TOEn .
(Over Lfdd A Buah Beak)
BEFOBE
TOTT LEAVE YOUB
OB CAB HAVE IT
HOME
Insured Properly
Phone 161 Bocke ft Hendricks, Heflig
Bldf.. 189 N. High St. 4 28-tt
AUTOMOBILES
SALEK AtTTO WRECKING 00.
. Wheal. Tiros, Rims, render
Bali Price ano Leaa
Porta for all ears, eaab for old oars.
: 408 S. Choreh Paoae S15B
l8tf
SCHEELEB AUTO WKECKING OO, will
boy your old ear. Hlgheit esu prie
paid. 105 N; Commeretal St. ljlStf
cross examination, with reference
to the kidnaping of the four Moni
tor : men, the district attorney
a&ked:.
"You ' would have killed the
four men if they had attempted to
escape, wouldn't you?"
"Would I?" Murray asked,
laughing. "I refuse to answer the
question.
According to the defense, Mur
ray planned the escape because he
believed his life was in danger in
the prison. "I also wanted my
liberty," the convict said. "I was
afraid of being 'framed. There
were five or six names on a list, I
was told, of men who were to be
shot on the slightest provocation.
My name was on the list."
The defense also contended that
Murray was under the influence
of merra-waunna, a drug derived
from the hemp plant, when the
orison break occurred. When
J aslijedas to the effects of the drug
K fcg FT! n. -"t.
ex
r a. '
The Testimony of Others
JN my new book which may be
had FREE upon request, on
PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis
orders, 1 have reproduced nearly 100
letters from among those received from
my thousands of patients. These teU you
frankly of their years of suffering of their
trying home remedies and even opera
tions, and, finally, of their complete cure
bymyNON-SURGICALmethod. These
are from men and women of
every ttiHon. man? of wnotn you
nay know. You will learn by
reading this Book why I can gve
a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to
cure your Piles or return your tee.
. MD.lnc
TTLt orrirrc
tfotwa : SOC-StS Saefci tuHfei
seal - Sr PI av se n - Bl M
STUDY
AMD I
Yoo Oo
Not
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Portland nrnrrs: s
Or Olean Si
9 TTIVVf LLriAl
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Oregon
ATJTO REPAtRINa
GENEBJLl. : KEPAISISG, TIEI3 AND
tab, cotorie. r and oil. MED
Xua A IBKGOOD GARAGE. Pfcoa
68. Miller ltd & C'jamercial Sta.
Wo ipaeialis la raeond'-tfoaing- motor.
SaStf
AUTO TOPS
BEE US FOR TC? ffD PAIKT WORK.
C. . Hull Aoto Top Paint Shop.
Rear fire dfprtmept. S-alStf
, WANTED Employment 10
MIDDLE AGED LADY WISHES ! TO
assist with house work. Bos i 801
Statesman. 19013
LAW STTJDEXT NEEDS 8TEADT
work. Addresa 784 cere Statraman.
l-ol4
WANTED ONE OR TWO SMALL
children to care for in aiy home, 41
N. 21st. Tel. 123111. 19o6
FOB GARDEN PLOWING. BASEMENT
digging- ana teaa work, paoae lBFS.
19ml4tf
WOOL. GOLF HOSE CHILDREN'S
sport aoee, knit to order. Hand emit
ting. Phono 17T8-J- . . ISaSOtf
WANTED BY UNIVERSITY GIRL
Typing or clerical work for afternoon
and (Saturdays.
Phono
1555W or
19ol4
1545J.
FOR RENT
21
PRINTED OARD8, SIZE " BT "
wording "for Kent," price 10 oents
each. Statesman Business Office, oa
(roond f)oor. !
FOR RENT -Apai tmenti 23
5 ROOM APARTMENT, 363 N.
CHURCH.
2314
FURNISHED 6LEEPIN0 ROOM AND
two room apartment. 444 8. Hirh.
. . 23ol7
THREE ROOMS FURNISHED. 418 N.
21st 8t...ai6..T. 28ol3
WELL .FURNISHED ,.-,FIRST FLOOR
heated apartment.,. 656, Center. Phone
1S84W. ' - , . 83014
FURNISHED APARTMENTS,
110 DJVL
23-014
slon.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
891 N.
t3tt
Commercial.
LARGE FLAT FOR RENT 5 R00M8
and fnrnace. f37.5o vacant October
first. Becke Sc Hendriekc Heilig Bldg
189 N. High St. 23k25tl
wordinr. "Booms to Kent." price iu
cents each. Statesman Business Office,
eronnd floor. .
FOR RENT Rooms 26
A PLEASANT WARM ROOM FOR GEN-
tleman. Close in. Modern home.
Meals if desired. 25ol8
HEATED SLEEPING ROOM WITH
bath, close in. Gentleman preferred
Reasonable rent. Tel. 176' J. 25ol5
ONE ROOM
AND KITCHENETTE.
555 Marion. 25ol4
Cloee in $15.
ROOMS TOR KENT" WITH BOARD.
V'lose in. Keterences. Mu Jiu. jjou-
FURNACE HEATED LARGE FRONT
room and gsrage. Tel 1994W. Zool3
FOR RENT HEATED SLEEPING
rooms with carafe. ftear Capitol.
Gentlemen. Phone 445-M. 25-o8tf
ROOM FOR' RENT IN MODERN HOME
three blocks from state house. All
conveniences. Gentleman preferred.
Pleas rira reference and Address A.
BN rare Stateaman. - 25j28tf
fOR - RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOB
atndenta, with sleeping porch prlTUeges.
Ererytbing modern. References are re
united. Address room, care Statesman.
25j28tf
FOR RENT Routes 27
SIX-ROOM HOUSE PARTLY FUR-
nished. bed, store, table, three beds,
chair. 2240 N. 4th. Ryan. 27ol4
FOR RENT CLOSE IN. large 5 room
flat. Furnace; modern, $37.50. Va
cant at 666 K Ferry. Also furnished 6
room house $35, and several smaller
home.
BECKE A HEXDRICK8
Heilig Bldg- 189 N. High. 27olltt
on the smoker. Murray replied, "it
rives one the impression that no
matter what happens, it is al
right."
Murray declared that he had
moked no merra-waunna Tot sev
eral days preceding the break, but
that he had taken the drug a few
hours before his escape in order
to bolster np his courage.'
Governor Walter M. Pierce has
been subpoened . to appear on the
witness stand this morning, the
defense hiving demanded that the
report of the: prison investigation
be entered 'Jn.etidence,,?
well Just
ASK
WHO
SomethMG'
r
I ASK )1
w a at i ww w a a a si a a mm
1 I J M . I
Stat
FOR RENT House 27 FOR SALE liveetock 89
- i i 1 .
V ROOM MODERN HOUSE, FURNACE, COW FOR SALE Address 1387 N.
garage. Will giTe lease. $45 Ter Church. Tet 1852 J. SSolS
month. Gertrude J. M. Page. 27ol3 yvrzxaAnlAS TR, PATTERSON.
FOR BENT NEW MODERN BUNGA- Phono 2258. Rt. Box 29. 39j2tf
low, $25; also 7 room house, close in,
835) F. L. Wood. S41 Bute St. gtoif WOOD FOR SALE 43
FOR RENT Fafma 29 P". . ASH WD jjggg
eegSTSSS FASMS- &h riR.WEtOAK AND APPLE WOOD.
1 SSSSS- ItrJ mWOOD siwiNO PHONE 1091. '
Ora.. Phono SXX 29slti n 43N10
LARGE GRAIN AND STOCK RANCH WOOD OF ALL KINDS FOR SALB
for rent. CaU at 1223 South 13th St., Jtm H. Scott. Phono 254 or 622.
Balem. 9-ol4 4331
SWAPS S3 GET YOUB WOOD NOW THIS
pwax-o year's sond growth fir $6.50 delirer-
WANTED-FLOUR USERS TO BRING ,d in b5b HENDRICKS ?
gVeTchagrO "bf'r W Heilig Bldg. 189 N. Higa. . 43ollt-
gP.Vetn.Me;
, 83Stf inca ola fj, p,, lo,d, 4.50; 16-inek
VVANTEI)-JklloelIaneou 83 ffiaZSf'rl mi ; iwt
: - . - . 43oltt
FURNITURE PACKING FOR SHIP- ' prftf ftRnv OF WOOD
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED f"ea..'"H 1;. ,
stoTos, tools, furniture. Stiff Used JL 1. oak.
GooS" DepC opposite court We. '"ws'
Prompt" deliTery and reasonable prie,
BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTBU- B nUl Churea. Pao 154. 4SaSU
SnR-naV SS'-'aS1 1S INCH OLD FUft SECOND GROWTH
2215. . S5ol2 tltli" al ,
CASH PAID FOR FALSS TEETH- PMPELTVEBrE?
dental gold, platinum ad discarded PT DELTVXBreS.
Jewoiry. Hoke Smelting and Refinery TVIHONE 1855 43I19tf
Co, Otsego. Michigan. 8fcj28 TELEPHONE 1855. 4B19U
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOB BUSCEIJtAXKOUS 51
farm loans. We hare aeveral appliea " '
tions on hand. HswkJna Roberta FURMTUSS UPHOLSTERINa AND
Ine, 205 Oregon Bldg. 85dl4fl . ropfcu-iB. Gie-Powor rurnitarj
- Store. 51s20
WOODBY THE AUCTIONEER BDYf ' :mj'm''- ' TTt
used furnituro for cash. Phono 511. H. jB. SEAQROVE PUBNACE AN
S5atl sheet etal shop movoo Ve 681 M1H
' 1 ' .' ' ' .Si. - ' ' Slg4
FOR SALE! 87 . qxIXU FUEL AND TRANSFER CO."
' T62 Trade St.
A FOUNTAIN, TICTROLA, STAMP MAJ Wood,1 Coal, Briqueto and Transfer.
. chine, tables and iocidental. Twelfth 35 Prices" right,;-SeTrico th best. Def
end Mill street. ' Jack Frost's plaee.'- ' phones, 13 and 529, Night phase 1906.
37015 ? Csllns.' - 51s2tt
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WILD MALLARD DECOY DUCKS LOST AND FOUND 53
Flake's Petland, 278 State.. 37-s30ti . .
. LOST FEMALE LUELLYN SETTER.
HORSES AND SADDLE PONIES FOB License No. 2233. 2390 Brooks Are.
ssle, 2645 Portland Rd., telephon 53ol5
2169W. C. L. Reed. 37-015 :
n i ' LOST PURSE AT FAIR GROUND,
FORDSON, 2 PLOWS AND DISK F01 - containing seven bills. Return to
sale. J. S. Hiatt, Rt. 1, 63F15. Statesman, i Liberal reward. ' 53ol4
. 37-o3ti 1 ' 1 "" 1
: PERSONAL 85
ALFALFA, GRAIN, II AY, TIMOTHY,
oat, barley snd wheat, guaranteed HIZZ TREATMENT
quality. Prompt shipment. Price upon FOR APPENDICITIS
application. Richard Wvman, Walla It-Is-Wonderful." Fre informaties)
Walla. Washington. 37ol8 Address Hiss Co, Portland, Oragoa.
1 . 65al6-192i
pcrag i i i 1 1 i i i m
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8,r BY S4", MONET TO LOAN 57
50 receipt forms in book, 15 cents pet ,
book or two for 25 cent.' Statesman
office, 215 South Commercial St., Sa
lem. 37f25U
DOCTORS OPERATING CHAIR,
liberty.
594 N.
S7ol9
FIVE COWS WILL FRE8HEN THIS
month, for sale or trade far beef stock.
Inquire at the. People's Market. Phona
994. 87-oft
Trespass Notices, stxe 14x9 inches,
printed on good 10-ounee canvass bear
ing the words, "Notice Is Hereby Gir
0 That Trespassing is Strictly Forbid
dsn On These Premises Under Penalty
of Prosecution." . Price lSe each or 1
for 25e. ' Statesman Pub. Co., Sales.
Oregon. S7att
SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Used Goodi
Dept. Opposite eourt house. 87m22tt
FOB SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS, TE3I
cent a bundle. Circulation department
Oregon Statesman. 87tf
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER) CHEAP
Call 1290 W. 37ol4
GREEN AND RIPE TOMATOES. CALL
115F3. ; 87ol6
SHAKES FOBi 8ALE FIRST CLASS
yellow fir. Cheaper and better than
shine-le. Tel 115F3. . - - 8T0I6
FOR SALE- Livestock 39
TRAINED LEWELLYN
265 N. 17.
BIRD
DOGS.
39ol4
FRED W. LANGE. VETERINARIAN
Office 420 8. Commercisl. Phone 1198.
Be. Phone 1666. . -. 89m23tf
FOR SALE ONE - .
Thoroughbrtjd Bull
aired by Oxford Majesty Fancy Bean
hit dam "hating ' butterfat record"!
640 lbs. in one yesr. For further in
formation write to Ohlen R. Stoat, Tir
ner, Oregon.- 3919
WAS
FATHER?
THE OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
Company will make immediate loans oa
farms in Oregon. Reasonable interest,
no cost except small appraisal fee. It
interested write immediately to I. C.
Cunningham, 409 N. W. Bsnk Bldg..
PortlSnes Oregon. : Home Office Bop.
resentative here all next week. 571 ltf
MORTGAGE LOANS ON
Residence and Business Property
Investigate our low eost easy payment
plan. No commissions.
PERKINE & MAR8TBBS
212 Com. Club Bldg. ' g7s26tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 31
The Best Investment
In Salem
Corner buaSaess block, 205 feet oa
Front street and 165 on Cliemeketa
street, present rental value, 200 per
month. Soeolofsky, 841 State St.
61i22tf
REAL ESTATE OS
Own
Your.
Home
$1900 CASH BARGAIN SMALL MOD
' ern home with garage and wood base
ment. Fireplace.
BECKE A HENDRICK8
Heilig Bldg., 189 N. High. C30lltt
-NOW 18 THE TIME-
t boy that acreage tract, the beat
well improved 10 acre tract for 58O0.
.'. Cost owner $7500. Must sell on c
' coaot of ill health. Also " cr
trset v $2000; and a dandy s-ro
V tract, ? 4 nmn bungalow, : $1600.
Tran-on any above tract. 8oe
. TCHILD8 h BECHTEL .
; i 540 State street U3ol3tf
By Charles McManns
WHY OLD MAN
WA$V4iMiTOr4 COURSE
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