The Oregon statesman., December 14, 1926, Page 10, Image 10

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OOD GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL "For th Lord your God la
gracious and merciful; and will not turn away His (aoe train you. It
jo return unto.llixn." 2 Chroni. 30:9.
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PROFITS FROM SUGAR BEETS
"Joseph Brady, local Held representative for the American Sugar
company of Chaska, Is this week showing to local beet men the tabu
lation maday hl company showing. the results of beet raising at the
near by Tictnlty of fet, .Clair, this year, this-being one of he communi
ties where the work has been 'followed for a number-of years and is
being handled on a scientific and methodical basis. The figures, which
are carried out in detail for each of the eight farmers carrying the
project forward there, show that from a total of 143.18 acres, or less
than a quarter section of'land, these men have produced for their
community a total of almost $10,000 within the present year, of which
amount $5,945 Is net gain to them after deducting their hired labor
and fixed charges for production of the crop. The average tonnage
of beets per-acre for the entire St. Claire project is 11.61, while the
champion beet raiser of the community secured from his 5 acres
an average of more than 14 tons. This man is John A. Kruse, who
secured a net profit of 149.91 per acre from his labor, while the
arerage for Jill the group was a net profit of $41.52; and $34.15 net
profit per attr'was realized by the lowest man in the group." ,
r The above is from the Herald of St. Peter, Minn., of last
week's isatie. : - - ;
; The American Beet "Sufrar company, which owns the
factory at GhttSka, Minnesota, has its headquarters at Denver,
Colorado. . It owns and . operates seven other factories, at
Kocky Ford Lamar and Las Animas, Colo., Chino and Oxnard,
Calif., Grand Island, Neb., Mason City, Iowa, and East Grand
Forks, Minn. .
The contract the company is now offering the farmers in
the vicinity of St. Peter, Minn., is identical with the one being
offered the' farmers of the Willamette valley by the Utah
Idaho Sugar company. That ia. it is a $6 a ton minimum
participating contract. The farmer gets $6 a ton on delivery
of his beets, and he owns half the sugar. He will receive half
the selling price of tire sutfrrless half the selling costs. The
farmer also gets the beet jteps:
i Th farmers of the Willamette valley will get a contract
$1 ar ton higher for 1928, iri case a factory is built here.
And the per acre tonnage in the Salem district 6ugito
average higher than fourteen and a half. It averaged 17
tons in the Bellingham, Wash.,' district this year, with ah
average of 15.6 sugar content
And selected land in the$alem district ought to do better
than that, in both tonnage and sugar content.
According to a news item in the St. Peter Herald, quoted
above, giving the terms of the 1927 contract being offered,
and the facts .about the opening of the new campaign for
acreage, the farmers of that section are more than satisfied
with the profits1 and benefits of sugar beet growing.
Thi3 is the verdict of every section of the United States
dfivoteJ to sugar beets as a major crop.
- The farmers of the Willamette valley wH come to be still
better satisfied, for they have a section that is well adapted
tp sugar fceet growing ;
And tnis valley is bound to come to be known in time as
ihe sugar bowl of the United States. . . . .
r xThe Oregon legislature at its session this winter must
careful about indiscriminately getting under the bonds of the
irrigation districts that are in difficulties. But it is the duty
Of the legislature to attempt to work out a program for the
protection of the settlers in those districts. And a thorough
- going business handling of the affairs of most of the districts
may make them solvent. The state of Oregon can afford to
get under, a progressive program in the handling of these
matters. -' -
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The Statesman has in hand an article describing sugar
beet harvesting hear one of the factories1 hi Nebraska. It is
- an inspiring description. There is no other industry on the
land that gives more inspiring scenes in harvest time. Nor
any other that does so much, directly and indirectly, to make
-farnung operations profitableand business lively in the cities
and towns. It will be a wonderful thing, in the Willamette
valley, when harvest is going on for a score and upward of
beet sugar factories. It will mean such prosperity as we have
scarcely dreamed of. Not on account of the beet sugar indus
try alone,. but because of the indirect benefits that will be
conferred upon every other industry on the land, and every
line of business and every property value in our cities and
. 'towns '. ' "VC, "'"; -...,.
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will meet at the school house on
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ning for Christmas work.
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fottee of Intention to Improve
Thompson Avenue From the
North Line of Center Street to
the South 'Line of Frederick
Street.
Notice is nereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems It necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and intention to im
prove Thompson avenue from the
north line of Center street to the
south line of Frederick street, in
the City of Salem, Oregon, at the
expense of the abutting and ad
jacent property, except the street
and alley intersections, the ex
pense of which will be assumed
byt the City of Salem, Oregon, by
bringing said portion of said street
to the established grade, construct
ing Portland cement concrete
cirbs, and paving said, portion of
said" street with, a six-inch Port
land cement concrete pavement,
thirty feet In width, in cccordance
with the plans and specifications
tterefor which were adopted by
the Common Council on Novem
ber 15th, 1926, now on file In the
office of the city recorder, and
which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and intention to
make the above described improve
ment by and through the Street
Improvement Department of the
City of Salem. Oregon. -
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 15th day of November,
1126. -..
M. POU1USEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
U.Dec. 8, 1926. " .
Date of final publication hereof
will be Dec. 19, 1928. dl9
Xotice of Intention to Improve
Cross Street From the East Line
of South 12th Street to the
West Line of South 13th Street.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common .Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, deema it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to im
prove Cross street from the east
line of South 12th street to the
west line of South 13th street, in
the City of Salem, Oregon, at the
expense of the abutting and ad
jacent property, except the street
and alley Intersections, the expense
of which will be assumed by the
City of Salem, Oregon, by bring
ing said portion of said Btreet to
the- established grade, construct
ing Portland cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of
said street with a six-inch Port
land cement concrete ' pavement,
thirty feet In width, in accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor which were adopted by
the Common Council, on Novem
ber 15, 1926, now on file In the
office of the city recorder, and
which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares Its purpose and Intention to
make the above described improve
ment by and through the Street
Improvement Department of the
City of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 15th day of November,
1926.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
is Dec. 8. 1926. . , .
Date of final publication hereof
will be Dec 19. 1926. dl9
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
APPOINTMKN'T
Notice 1 hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marion, as administrator of
the estate of Frederick Adolph
Graffen, deceased, and that he has
duly qualified as such adminis
trator; all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent
are hereby notified to present the
same, duly rerlfled, to me, at the
office of Ronald C. Glover, 203
Oregon Building. Salem, Marion
County. Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem,- Oregon, this
3rd day of December, 1926.'
RONALD C GLOVER,,
Administrator of the estate of
Frederick Adolph Graffen. de
ceased. - - . d714-21-28-J4
XOTICE .
Notice Is hereby given that I
.have Impounded the following de
scribed dogs In compliance with
Ordinance No. 1404, to-wit: One
large Atrdale dog. male. -- One
small black bobtailed dog. One
yellow shepherd dog, female. The
above described dogs will be killed
if not redeemed by owners, on or
before December 18, 1926, as pro
Tided in a;d Ordinance.
, W S." LOW.
- , .''trPt Commissioner.
December 13? 1926. - dl 8
NOTICE
In inmpliance with the provisions of Chapter 118, General Laws of Oregon for.i92iand all subsequent amendments thereto, notice
is hereby given that the County. Court of Marion County, Oregon, will be in session at the Court House in the City of Salem, Oregon, in
the Court Room thereor, on the.Tth day of December, 1926, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day.iat which time and
place opportunity for a full and complete discussion of the estimates of the ameunt of money proposed to be raised "by taxation for the
ensuing year will be given any taxpayer, subject to such tax levy when made to be heard in favor of or against any proposed tax levies.
The following is an itemized estimate of Marion County's proposed tax levy for each department of County government. County Office
or County Offittf, each County improvement, the maintenance of each County building and Institution, the salary -of, each County Of ficer
and employees, including those whose salary is fixed by statute.
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Item
EXPENDITURES
Exnenditures and Budcet
Allowance for Six Months
of 1926
Estimated
Expenditures
for year
1927
Expenditures for Three Fiscal Years
Preceding the Year 192
Expenditures Budget Al
In detail lowance In detail
Registration and Elections:
Salary of Judges and Clerks
Election Supplies
Rent of Polling Places . . . . . .' .
Postage .
Registration and Supplies
Canvassing Votes , .
Drayage
Miscellaneous and Emergency
Registrars
2.550.00
575.00
350.00
150.00
110.00
50.00
90.00
65.00
60.00
2,696.10
864.61
329.55
77.00
41.00
66.75
114.80
12.55
40.60
3.250.00
1,100.00
400.00
200.00
250.00
250100
150.00
' 160.00
Detailed
Expendltnres
for 1925
5.00
1.00
95.00
33.34
Yearly
Tetal
1924
Yearly
Total
1923
54.00
Total
Circuit Court: .
Fees of Jurors ; . S
. Fees of Witnesses .
Salary of Bailiffs
Fees of Reporters i .......
Miscellaneous and Emergency
Total
JuMicv Court:
Fees of Justice of the Peace $
Salary and Fees of Constable
t Fees of Jurors
Fees of Witnesses . . . ,
Fees of Reporters
-Fees-f Sheriff and Chief of Police .
Making Jury Lists .
-Miscellaneous and Emergency. . ;
Official Bonds . . .v .
4,000.00 $ 4.242.96 I 5,750.00 $
Total
-
6.000.00
1.500.00
800.00
300.00
400.00
9-.000.00
2.400.00
2.000.00
200.00
850.00
100.00
25.00
50.00
188.00
20.00
3,677.20
440.20
243.00
121.90
1,136.64
3.000.00
750.00
400.00
150.00
200.00
188.34 $ 9.618.45 V S.263.84
7.386.20
1.822.92
558.00
408.95
951.43
5,618.94 $ 4.500.00 S 11,127.50 S 7,t)67.71 $ 6.572-84
956.19
1,348.80
68.80
250.20
24.10
14.00
167.10
20.00
1,200.00
1,000.00
100.00
425.00
60.00
12.50
25.00
94.00
10.00
1.555.05
1,458.41
40.40
539.20
99.95
19.34
30.00
209.56
23.00
Juvenile Court:
Salary of Juvenile Court Officer
Examinations
Traveling Expenses
Witnesses, Etc
Miscellaneous and Emergency , .
Total v.; $
County Court and Commissioners:
Expense of County Judge
Salary of Jim E. Smith . .
Expenses of Jim E. Smith
Salary of J. H. Porter . . .
Expenses of J. H. Porter .
Advertising
Telephone and Telegraph
Experting Books
Miscellaneous
Emergency
Postage and Stationery . .
Total
Court House: -
Salary of Janitors ....
Lights .i ..........
"Water
Repairs
Furniture and Fixtures ....
Fuel and Heat
Miscellaneous Supplies
Tools , . . . . r. . .
Miscellaneous and Emergency
Improvements (Estimate) ..
Insurance for all buildings and contents owned by
County, except Cotfnty Road Buildings and their
contents
Total $
District Attorney:
Salary of Deputy District Attorney 1,200.00
Salary of Stenographer ...' 600.00
l Reporter's Fees
Printing and Advertising 150.00
Postage and Express , 25.00
Blank Books 10.00
Typewriters and other Machinery, Appliances and
Filing Cabinets a 200.00
Telephone and Telegraph 50.00
Stationery and Miscelaneous Supplies 50.00
Livery and Traveling Expenses . ; : t. " 60.00
Legal Blunka . 25.00
Miscellaneous and Emergency . ; 150.00
$ 5,833.00 X 2.839.19 $ 2.916.60 3.974.91
1.140.00 f 570.00 $ 510.00 f 1,000.00
50.00 25.00
100.00. 109.42 60.00 136.45
50.00 25.00 7.00
50.00 48.79 25.00 72.13
$ 1,390.00 S 728.21 635.00 S 1.215.58
S 1,800.00 900.00 900.00 f 1,800.00
75.00 39.05 25.00 45.04
1,000.00 457.50 600.00 829.00
350.00 173.35 100.00 204.35
1,250.00 625.00- 00.60 1,204.50
150.00 64.95 100.00 91.15
1,800.00 883.80 1,050.00 2,169.40
130.00 64.39 62.50 123.45
' 700.00 235.00 326.00 672.50
1,000.00 1,174.82 11,403.79
200.00
25.00 12.50 15.60
S 8,480.00 4,617.94 $ 3,775.00 $ 18.458.60
$ 2,700.00 $ 1,260.00 $ 1,260.00 S 2.520.00
1,400.00 . 635.35 750.00 1.356.91
400.00 128.19 225.00 . "4.94.97
2,000.00 3,693.99 2,500.00 374.68
750.00 101.69 600.00 1.7S2-33
600.00 271.75 600.00 558.60
160.00 - 88.16 190.04 389.20
400.00 25.00 24.00
50.00 37.17 50.00 147.10
260.00 106.31 125.00 355.83
1,149.88 -. 60.00 267.20
$ 9,849.88 $ 6,222.61 $ 6,085.00 $ 8,180.92
700.00
300.00
29.00
228.40
600.00
300.00
29.21
2.15
71.90
15.00
75.00
12.50
6.00
100.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
12.50
75.00
1,200.00
600.00
10.60
62.15
42.26
60.16
17.86
75.15
369.84
Total :
County Sheriff: ,
; Salary of County Sheriff
One Chief Deputy
One Deputy ,
One Deputy ,
One Deputy (Tax Clerk) . . . . ;
One Deputy (Tax Clerk) . . . ,
Extra Help (Tax Clerk) 530 days $3.75 per
Printing and Advertising ..... ...i
Postage and Express
Blank Books i . ,
Stationery and Mlscell&nanM SnnnKo.
Typewriter and other Machinery and Applla
;. - r uing uaoinets
Telephone and Telegraph i..
Livery and Traveling Expenses
Legal - Blanks
Official Bond
Emergency ' . ,
Miscellaneous 4.
day.
nces,
, Total
County Jail : " ' " '
1 Board of Prisoners . . . ,; . . 'j".;m . . .
Supplies and Medical Aid . . .
; Repairs and Improvements . . . . . .. . V .
Miscellaneous and Emergency .........
5 Total '. .J... ........
County Clerk: . ' ' . '7.7-
Salary of County Clerk ... $
Salary of Chief Deputy . ; . . . I'. '. . .
Salary of Deputy Circuit Court DYpt. . . :
Salary of Probate and Cashier Deptv
Salary of Bookkeeper .... .1
Salary of Extra Clerk & Reg. & Etec. Clerks (Est.) 1
Salary of Dep. Clerk for4g Tax. Bounties and
v Board of Health Matters (Estimate)
Printing and Advertising ..... :
Postage and Express . . .".'.
Blank Books . , t J ...... ,
1 Stationery and Misc. Supplies . .
Typewriters and other Machinery and "Appliances'
Filing Cabinets ...
Telephone and Telegraph ..4. .
Traveling Expenses
Legal Blanks .vr. . . .
Official Bond . : . i . . . ... .11!!!!
. Emergency and Miscellaneous . .111
2.610.00 S 1.375.66 1,255.00 S 2,438.00
2,000.00 S 1.000.00 $ 1.000.00 I 2.000.00
1,500.00 760.00 750.00 1,600.00
1,500.00 760.00 750.00 1,500.00
1.200.00 600.00 600.00 - 1,200.00
1,380.00- 690.00 690.00 1,380.00
1,320.00. 660.00 660.00 1,290.00
1,987.50 1,226.75 993.75 1,534.63
660.00 437.20 325.00 . 162.20
450.00 415.60 - 225.00 238.56
400.00 322.00 200.00 587.50
250.00 111.04 125.00 159.34
100.04 77.50 50.00
200.00 94.60 100.00 204.97
1,200.00 468.50 600.00 1,149.54
60.00 60.60 25.00 43.67
275.00 137.50 276.00
500.00 23.20 250.00 114.39
400.00 197.70 200.00 249.98
$ 15,362.50 S 7,874.77 $ 7,681.25 $ 13,589.78
6.000.00 $ 3.488.00 2.250.00 5,472.80
100.00 . 49.39 50.00 71.25
200,00 1,254.89 500.00 134.85
150-00 74.70 75.00 19.19
$ 6,460.00 4,866.93 $ 2,875.00 3 5,698.09
v Total ,
County Assessor: 1"
Salary of County Assessor -.
One Chief Denutv
One Deputy . '
Clerks and Field Deputies . . e-r-w-rCv-lv V.
1.800.00
1.380.00
1.200.00
1.380.00
1,140.00
900.00
675.00
160.00
230100
225.00
....... ! r .:. -
100.00
140.00
35.00
50.00
35.00
; 30.00
.. 3 -9.635.00 9 4,851.90
900.00 $ 900.00 1,800.00
690.00 690.00 1,380.00
625.00 600.00 - 1,076.61
660.00 660.00 1,200.00
485.00 662.50 1,040.50
836.38 500.00 665.63
154.88 . 300.00 22?.18
99.15 r 125.00 318.85
94.87 ' 80.00 153.73
186.00 .1,10.00 141.75
95.12- " -100.00 139.09
... ' - a. ,....
48 00. . 75.00 7.85
62.55 70.00 103.20
. 7.50 12.50 14.65
4.85 30.00 11.84
17.50 35.00
2.50 10.00 y 35
4.842.50 $ 8.336.22
......I
1.S00.00 $ .900.00
1.380.00 690.00,
1,380.00 690.00
.6,000.00 3,552.00
900.00
690,00
490.00
- 3,750.00
1.800.00
1.380.00
1.315.00
4,826.61'
10 1.4 2
82.70
9 7,386.75 f 7,756.10
9 8,484.80 6,675.51
$ 1,242.84 9 1,966.86
3 13.595.43 9 13.784.16
9 3.361.87 $ '3.520:60
9 8,848.05 9 8.319.26
CAV1TOL TTPtKIRAPHlCAI. UNION
No. 210 Iriiant, O. F. Kana; are-
rrtary, il. If. Wlkentaa.' Jsteela a-
oad Nataruay. a :uu p. a.
Uta Tbura, cvraiaf. llecbart
priudot: Wt. fattiu fcrcrrUry.
Skltud mechanics f u rt il ed. Phone 179.
4ALKM t'XION. LABEL. I.KAOUE
Mets - at- l.a bo r Hall call at prmi
dnt. F. W. Saara, awreUry. lios
443. Rafcm. r. -.-
Lodge Hosier
FRATEHX AL, ORDER OF EAGLES. mts
rrery Wodnrsday. FrateraitT Hall. S.
M. VHllott, Soe'r. Tat. 88-K-
KXIGHTS OF PTTHIAS. MSETS AT
Fraternal Hall avary Toesday avcaiDC.
Vtaitora wvitd. N. Park Stwrcaa, C. C;
-H. R. Bark. K. t K. 8.. Tai. 1319-W.
Published mrrj noralar ( xcp Ho
day) at Balwa, tKa eaftal of Qrwton
Local Rates
For Classified
Advertising"
Oaatima
Threa lim
Ma times
Dally or Saaday
3 easts par word
5 eants per jrard
..8 cents tr word
1 mo. dsllT and Sua. -20 east per word
1b order t ante the atere than oae
tins rate, advertisement aaust ran is
eensecative issues.
Me Ad. taken tor leaa taaa S5c
Ada. ran Son day ONLY charged at
one-time rata. t,
AdTertisemeats . (expt Personala
and Sitoattoaa Wanted) will be taken
over the telephone if the advertiser ia
a subscriber to phone.
The Statesman will receive adver
tise men ta at any time of the day er
aight. To insure proper classifica
tions ads. should be la before 7 p. Bt.
TELEPHONE S8 OR 688
ADVKRTtSnfO
HONKST ADYKRTIHINO These col
nmi must be Kept free from anything
of a questionable nature. Kiarepreaeaj
tationa will not be tolerated. Infor
mation showing any questionable lo-
-tent on the port of the ad Tor User
should he reported to this 'news
paper er the. Salem Ad dub. :
Money to Loan
OH REAL BSTATK t . .
T. K. FOBI
(Orer Ladd Bash Bank)
AUTO TOPS
SEE C8 FOR TOPAXD PAINT WORK
O. 3. Hun An to Top and Paint Shop.
g7 S. Commercial. 6al6tf
HELP WANTED Btato 11
WANTED SOME OKE TO CUT OAK
. and fir wood on shares. Phone 72F3.
; - lldl2tf
HKLP WAXTED Female IS
LADIES, WE PAV ?25 HUNDRED
guildmg cards. Opportunity for be
ginners. No aellintr; addressed envel
ope bring particular. Hudson Card,
130 Flat bush Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
13dl4
LADIES WE PAY f 26 PER 100 Q
Guild Greeting Cards, free .particular
for addressed envelope.' Yorkvilla
Card. Dept..- KO 864 Lexington Ave,
N. Y. 13dl2
WORK. AT HOMIT 6 A DOZEN MA K
ing acarfs. Experience unnecessary.
No canvassing. ' Particular, for stamp.
Linnit Service; Inc., 191, Lynn, Mass.
' . ' I3dl3
WOMEN MAKE MONEY SEWINU
T Kungstow aprons, children's dresaes.
Materials cut, "instruction furnished.
Experience unnecessary. Write Henr)
Msnafacturirvs Co., 104 Fifth Avenue.
. New. York City.' 13dl2
"T
LADIEH MAKK 2.- TO 50 WEEKLY
addressing" cards at home; experience
unnecessary, 2tf atamp brings full psr
tieniau. H. Lichty, New Cattle, Ind.
13dl2
WOMAN WANTED FOR- TRAVELING
, POSITION
Must be entirely unincumbered, with
high achoql .education, between 25 and
40.. Salary, bonus and transportation.
Give full information first tetter. F. E.
COMPTON CO.. 10OO N, Dearborn
St.. Chieay. 13dl2
SALESMEN
15
LIOHTNINO STRANGE BATTERY OOM-
pvona. cnarges dischsrgxt batteriea
instantly. limiaates old method en
tirely. Gallon free to agents. Ford
Batteries '86.20. Lightning Co., St.
Paul, MinD.-- 15dl2
WANTED AGENT OR REPRESENT A
tive. No experieace aecessary, oara 87
to 810 per day. pay every day. Writ
now. Field Manager, Rt. 4. Bos 65-A
, isdis
IF YOU THINK" IN TERMS OF 86.00O
. the first, jasr; write :us now.. Strong
line for retail stores. Nationally ad
vertised. Established .concern. Beat
season now -starting -' Liberal weekly ,
advance to produeer. The Continental
Co., 2010 Eud id, . Cleveland, O., Dept.
974. - ...... 15dl2-
AGENTS WANTED 17
DIRECT FACTORY AGENT. THIS
county 10O store route. - No selling.
Just distribute and collect. Exper
. ieace unnecessary. Should net aalary
70.00 weekly. Box 25, Statesman.
; i7di2
WANTET--Employinnt 19
CIXyTHINO REMODELED, ANY OAK
meat.. Or. bring them. I will show
you. Phone 773-J. 19dl5
FOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMENT
digging and team work. Pnoae T3 F2.
' . 10ml4tf
City Chimney Sweep
Satisfaction or No Pay
; 4 Call 9515 :
lSjlft
FOR RENT
21
FOR KENT HOUSES AND APART -meat.
; F." U : Wood, 841 8ute St. -
. .. 21ml2tf
FOR RENT -Aiutrtmenta 23 .
COZY TWO-ROOM APT. IN MODER'f
home. - Closar ia. Phone 469-J aft "S
m p. m. -' ... . ... .. 23at
LARGE ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT.
.1811 Court Street. .. .. 23dll
MODERN - 3 ROOM APARTMENT.
N. Front. Inquire 127 Union. Adnlta
cnly.. - - 23dlS
APARTMENT PHONE 2056-J. ; 23J11
rOR iREKT, DUPLEX i ATABTMENT.
Ml N. Winter. - 4 SSalOti
PLEASANT 3 -ROOM. -FURNISHED
. - apartment. 475 N. CoaunerciaL. - 23dl4
FURNISHED APT. FIRST FLOOR. 293
North Summer. : 23dlS
FOR RENT Rooms 25
ROOMS m KEiif NEWLY EQUIP
. pad at the Alexandria. Phone Mrs. K.
A. Bennett, . 153. er 1280. 1030
Cnetneketa. 25nl9tf
- FOR RENT House 27
FOR RENT HOUSE. 7 ROOMS AND
breakfast room. . Bath, lighta, farnaea,
- 12th St. across from supreme eourrt
990.00 per month. ChU 140 9-W. 87418