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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1922)
WEDNESDAY, JULY If OneGpodJmeserves Another, FordFor President Will Get Votes From Granks CapitaJxJournaJ 10 cents a week, 41 3t month, 5 a year in ad vnnce. in Marion and Polk -,,ip one imjnLi uw coun.h, II 25, 6 months $2.25, I" n i no Elsewhere 60 cents yeir,h tii'a Var- -tered as second ciass mall m7tcr at Salem, Oregon. Member AconniATKD PRESS mu associated Press is exclus . .:. miMl to the use for pu !. r,..- nf all news dispatch 1 in It or not otherwise Sited In this paper and also lo rirnew published nerein. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations TJm7;i8lni representatives: W. D- Ward, Tribune bldg., New w S. Btockwell. Peoples Gas hid., Chicago, Ills. CLASSIFIED RATES Kate per word-each insertion enta. tnree wiHeruuna, o veins, one week 8 cents, one month one year, per month. -.mis: minimum per ad, 25 cents, OTi-at Insertion only in New To i, city ads cash In advance, and not taken over phone, unless advertiser nu mommy huvuuui.. No allowance for phone errors NEW TODAY WANTED Cherry pidkers. 68F4. Call glS FOR SALE Buick six, first class shape, inquire in. litn. qio BERRY pickers wanted. 21F14. Rt. 8. box 66. Phon erie FOR KENT 3 room furnished auartment. Apply Court Apt J16 WANTED Woman for house cleaning. Call 2038M after 6 , m. ' gl6 WANTED At onoe cherry pick era, 4 acres. Rt. 8, box 47, phon 4Fi. gl60 WANTED To renf truck by day without driver, uau lztn eve nings. i!60 FOR RUNT Five room house. blocks capital bldg. Phone 621R evenlnirs. .158 GIST your auto insurance from Standley & Foley. Low cost. Phone 347. 158 2 FRESH cews for sale, a No. good bottom pasture to rent fo cattle. Call 64F11. elB WANTED Lady for housework Inquire Handy Cash grocery, 1405 N. Church St. gl6 WANTED 5 loganberry pickers. Haul them out to and from work, pood patch, phone 109F11 FOR SALE Light four wheel trailer, dandy for hauling ber rlea. 2178 N. Church. ql59 WANTED Two girls to board and room In good home, very reas onable, close in. A care Journal 158 WANTED Ten cherry pickers Orchard four and one hal miles out. Campers preferred, To begin Wednesday morning. Phone 1950R or 1292J, gl60 SPECIAL BARGAIN 5 acres in cultivation, good black soil, IVt miles from Salem; will tra4e lor house, J600 cash. Price $1100. 341 State, Sawyer and Emmett. 158 FOR SALE 62 acres, 15 in prunes loo Knglisn walnut trees 15 years old, balance of land seed ed to wheat, horses, cattle, hogs, chickens, implements, crop rnce JS000, y, cash. D. E Hart, 371 State St. b . 125 BUYS team and harness, well broke to ranch work. $65 buys black mare, wt. 1500 lbs. $115 buys 4 year old mare, wt. 1300, blocky build. J65 buys gooa lamily cow (no better in Marion county.) Call at resi dence, job Front St.. Salem, Or, r, Q166 FIVE room new bungalow, furn ace, fireplace, corner lot, paved street, fine view property for 1000. 7 room bungalow, furnace, ga rage, abundance of fruit. J4500 Winnie Pettyjohn, 331ft State treet. a MEN WANTED for service as railroad machin ists, boilermakers, blacksmiths. -cirraaas, sneetmetal work ". Pipe fitters, coppersmiths, tinners, car inspectors, car re pairers, helpers all classes EPJPR STRIKE CONDITIONS BEST EXPLAINED BY CHAIR MAN BEN W. HOOPER OF t-NITED STATES RAIL SPAP r-ABOR BOARD IN HIS 'iif,.liNT OF JULY 1ST, READING AS FOLLOWS: In this case the conflict is not netween the employer and the oppressed employes. . The peo ap'f ,f tnis country, through an in . l"ngress, signed bv Pres went iison. established a tri- """hi to decide such disputes over ws es and wnrkinp rvinrl-- Uons, which are submitted to It in a Proper manner. It is the deci.s vision nf ,la .--n , lug p erafts RTe strik- "Regnrdless of any. question of the right of the men to strike 'e men who take the strikers' Places are merely accepting the '0's.,,r"l working conditions Dy a government tri M1 ad are Derformlnir n nub- be big the wi "",:' ano worKing con trvnwnioh an employer is nn t ""Pose. For this reas- Py,,. '-iii.iiiiriii nuu full -lament power will nrft pet rnen n-l. , , w iiu 1 n in iiiei: Wme la new men wh0 may wluVe Pulsions have been o for the full protection of oM . ,emnlves, the same as d i ,,0ies "" have remaln ho,Maily at work- Applicant uperinfPPJy to th 'c of the ion ."ndent Portland Un- station) or to the assist upenntendent at Roseburg Company' nmenT 2uitlv Executive Dc Southern Pacific Com-15S 5, 1922. NEW TODAY LOST Airedale dog. Call 1961. , k!59 267 N. HOUSEKEEPING Churchy J183 WANTED Loganberry pickers. phone 97F12. gl69 'Kn young Jersey cows for sale. Rt. 7, box 165. eifln WANTED To buy Angora goats. Fred de Vrles, phone 23F11. 158 6 kuum rurnished apt, ft from Btate. Phone 1253J. block 158 SEVEN room modern house for rent. Call 345 S. Winter. 158 WANTED Loganberry pickers. Dr. C. W. Beechler, phone 15F3. gl60 LOGANBERRY nickers. few needed, close in. Rateliff, phone . 744M. 158 FOR RENT New 4 room house', partly furnished. Inquire 615 Hood street. J160 iiomi. onion iox terrier puppy or other small male dog. Phone 1653R or 361. 168 FOR SALE Ivory finished 3 piece bed room set, new. Call 2030 N. Commercial St. 158 KA3PBERRY pickers wanted, will pay 8 cents or better. Phone 31F3 or 382. C. S. Pratt. gl60 FOR RENT Rooms, 705 N. High street, private bath. 'Call eve nings after five, phone 1961W. . J161 HAVE no use for good ranch horse, will .sell cheap. M. J. Hunt, 1920 Fairground road. - 158 FOR SALE 1917 Ford $145; one 1917 $176; 1920' Ford $345; 1917 Reo roadster $196. i 19 State St. q!60 ONE two nd one three room apartment, furnished, phone, lights, gas and running water. 630. 158 FOR SALE Fine vetch and oat hay in field, one and half miles east of pen, twelve dollars ton, phone 19F3. cl60 LOST Saturday, purse, between Lebold's grocery and Macleay; suitable reward If returned to Journal office. 158 MAN with or without team wants any kind of work. Pasture for horses wanted. Inquire of Ger trude J. M. Page, phone 1186. h FOR SALE Cheap, nearly Hew heating stove for coal or wood, also 3 leather seated rockers and iron bed. 1148 N. Com'l. ' C160 FOR SALE Classy new 5 room bungalow on S. High street. Price $3700, good terms. W. G. Krueger, Oregon bldg, phone 217. - al69 SOLICITOR to join crew working nortnwest towns. Travel at good pay. See Mr. Pratt, room 3, Ar lington hotel, this evening after seven. g!59 FORD Gar, box on back, 4 extra tires, all good, storage battery, license. $160 cash if taken at once. 26 3 S. High, phone call after 4:30. ql60 NEEDLEWORK Shop. Tallman Piano store has sold its lease on the building and we are forc ed to vacate and are selling our siock at cost. 158 OLESON-KOOKSTOOL Auto Ex change. Headquarters for used cars. We buy, sell, exchange and sell on commission. Hiring us your car to sell. 173 S. Liberty, 158 LOGANBERRY pickers wanted, Begin Wednesday, yard on 22d street ft mile south of Turner road. H. C. Hummel, phone zu7J, residence 2340 Laurel ave. gl59 LOGANBERRY pickers wanted fine camp ground, good water, The best field in the country, lft miles out on the Wallace road, a H. Kunkle, phone 66F 13. Kt. 1. Pox 119B. . gl60 WONDERFUL BARGAIN Five room house and large lot, chick en house, wood shed, well water. Price $700, $200 cash, balance $10 per month. 341 State, Saw yer and Emmett. 158' CHERRY pickers wanted. Free transportation- Truck leaves east end of Willamette bridge at 6:46 a. m. Pay lftc and a ftc bonus to those who stay thru season. Phone 114F13 or 81F14. 158 FOR SALE 15 acres, 9 ft in bear ing prunes, one acre fine logans, good house and barn, prune dry er fully equipped, all the stock, implements, household furniture and heavy crop. Price $8000, terms. D. E. Hart, 371 State street. b LATE model Paige light 6. Has 4 very good tires with spare tire and lock. Has automatic wind shield cleaner, spot light, bump er, parking light, side lights, ex tra dimmers, 2 daah lights and transmission light and trans mission lock. Has new top and upholstery, is as good as new. This car has been through the repair and paint shop. Will sell for $190 down, balance $27 month. Price $675. Phone 1653R iss FOR SALE HOUSES OR SALE By owner, east front bungalow, basement. Phone 896W. al66 FOR SALE Modern 7 room house, 141 S. Winter. Inquire at 575 Court street, phone 738W al62 MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher. As RlCH. I'M GONNA SELL SIR SIDNEY A PADIO SET, 1-iE'b COT ALU MMDi OF -COlN!j, ' v'ves BUT weve Beoue. VXHCEE. AWE We GONNA GET Tne. padio se n TO 5EUL t Him ? FOR SALE HOUSES i00 DOWN, price $1000, for good 7 room plastered house, north Salem. S. R. Pearson, 210 U. S. IpOO DOWN, balance like paying rent buys new modern five room w,e,IUns- F- a Lamport, phone 6 ROOM modern house, east front large porch, garage, . 15 blocks from State and Com'l,, price 700; near East school. M. J. Hunt, Ladd and Bush bide. a 8600 DOWN will buy new 5 room modern bungalow on paved street, cozy and about ready to move into. Price $3000. 8. R Pearson, 210 U. B: bank bldg. a 1500 DOWN, balance terms for one- of the finestlittle bunga lows in the city, new and mod ern in every detail. HEYSER-FOLLRICH SYSTEM Fone one thousand. . a EASY PAYMENTS. 4 houses nrt lots on $200 down, easy monthly ain.!iue. Dcvenii Duys On fgoo down. Fire insurance. H. E Brown, realtor, over Busick's, Btate and Commercial. a SOLDIERS I have an uniiKtiallv good deal for soldier who has me ngnc or.Donus loan. Come in and let me tell you about it. The , property will take care of itself besides furnishing you a home of your own. Wm. Fleming, 341 State street. a HERE is your chance to get the home you want. Owner leaving city and will sacrifice 7 room modern home, 1ft blocks from Willson park. Look this over by ' all means. , HEYSER-FOLLRICH SYSTEM Fone one thousand. a SUMMER cottage at Nye beach, 2 blocks from ocean, completely furnished, built in bed in living room; a bargain at $650. 9 room house, suitable for three apartments, well built in, large lot, variety fruit. $3500. Winnie renyjonn, aaift Btate St. n FOR SALE A nearly new small home at 646 Market street. This hq,use is modern in every way, with basement, French doors, dutch kitchen, wood work In ivory finish, back porch screen ed, lawn, gome fruit trees on place. Is only two blocks from street car line, and is in easy walking distance from the cen ter of town. Call after 6 p. m. at the house, 646 Market street, or phone 1076J. al68 FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE 6ft acres, good build ings, good location, leaving Sa lem. Price made to sell at once, easy terms. J. W. Harmer, Rt; 7, box 48. bl58 ORCHARD BARGAIN 21ft acres commercial apples in bearing, inter-planted with 1 year old prunes, .1 mile from county seat, in excellent location. Tractor and all necessary tools, power sprayer, boxes, etc., all for $300 per acre. Good terms or will take rentable city property in trade. Good reason for selling. Address A O care Journal. bl59 FOR SALE Miscellaneous PURE honey at right price, phone 1908R. cl68 FOR SALE Girl's wheel. 212 S. Cottage, $10. cl68 FOR SALE Man's bicycle, in good shape. 438 S. 22nd St. cl59 LOGANBERRIES 2c pound, pick them yourself. 2011 Maple ave. ' C159 FOR SALE Broccoli plants 30 000, $5 in M lots. E. B. Smith Gervais, Or., Rt. 3. c!6 FOR SALE Wood saw and 10 horse gas engine. Phone 1694J. cl6 CABBAGE plants for sale, Danish Ball Head, $4 M. Phone 48F11 cl68 FOR SALE Fuller and Johnson gas engine, fifteen (15) h. p win trade ror good Ford tour ing car. M. G. Godwin, Scotts Mills, Or. cl60 SHOE repair shop for sale, up to date machinery, best equipped in city, $1600 Includes every thing. Good business, good loca tion, rent $20 month, 5 living rooms, 4410 60th ave BE. Port land, or phone 90F11 for lnfor- maticm. C1S9 FOR SALE WOOD WOOD SAWING PHONE 1131 for quick 'service. Ed Sproed. 197 GOOD grub oak and 16 inch old fir. Phone 981M. ee!72 PLACE your order with the Salem fuel yards, 762 Trade Bt. lor your winter's wood and coal. Phone 629, res. 2058, Chas. Soos and Son.. ee BEST grade mill wood 16-inch, 2 feet and 4 feet. Prompt deliv ery, special price on car lots. We can make delivery on ash, sec ond growth and old growth fir about July 16th. Fred E. Wells, 805 S. Church street, phone 1542. ee FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Three work horses, harness, wagon. Phone 1694J. el58 3 YEAR old . Hambletonian mare for sale, weight 1300, ft mile south of Shaw. Mrs. C. M. Elliott. el59 OR SALE 90 head of good breeding ewes. Address Blaine Southwick, phone 6X5S Rlck- .real Or. el59 THAT'S WHERE YOU t'OtiE IM. WE'UU JUST BUILD A BOX THAT LOOKS UVKE A PADIO- I'LL PUT VA CLOTH OVER THE TABLE, jou unpgr The iBL 7 Aki kem t ,SV, Rr l Yep 1 I ' jr 1 'X.- vf --t'e -r'l . Yf x t tmWMl L ,gl , Aijt - I I '----rrr. Hr-- mm THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Fine family cow; also want man with team to haul hay. 1980 N. Commercial, phone 647 or 659. el58 FOR SALE Bull dog puppies, also good talking parrot. The Bird and Flower shop, 273 State. e FOR SALE Automobiles GOOD Ford truck for sale. Paul q!69 Bllke, Rt. 6, box 64. GOOD Ford truck for sale, first class condition. H. E. Stewart, . Salem Rt. 4. box 118. q!61 FOR SALE 1920 model Ford roadster, very good condition, well equipped, etc. Phone 98F5 after 6 p. m. : ql59 FOR SALE Almost new five passenger Dort car. Run about 2200 miles. Cost $1210. Sale price $560. Phone 921M eve nings. ql58 IMPROVE Vnnn unnn With a spiral ring gear, pinion and CHATTERLE33 transmis sion lining. Get our prices. W. E. Burns Dan Burns (Not Brothers the Same Man) High street at Ferry. PARTS FOR ALL CARS. q FOR RENT BOARD and room close In, Commercial. 495 N. J168 FOR RENT 3 front rooms, cheap 960 Highland ave. jl59 FOR RENT Furnished ments, 581 N. High. apart J168 WANTED 3 loganberry pickers. Call 53F41 evenings. gl68 HOUSEKEEPING rooms cheap. 166 N. Front. J169 FOR RENT Small store also rooms. Call 686J. room, DESIRABLE room and board at 228 N. Capitol, phone 1627W. , J189 FURNISHED flat for rent at 446 Union, adults. Phone 680M. J 158 FOR RENT , Desirable light housekeeping room. 840 Divis ion; J158 FURNISHED sleeping room for gentleman, 205 Oregon bldg., phone 1427. j FOR RENT Sleeping porch with or witnout Doard, close in. phpne 1882J, 674 N. Churoh. 1158 FOR RENT 2 room furnished. modern apartment on first floor newly kalsomined and painted. Florence hotel, phone 928, on car line. J161 LOST AND FOUND LOST Glasses with light rims and ladles umbrella at dry goods store. Call 624W. kl68 LOST Diamond ring and ring witn o garnets in Bush bank Saturday afternoon. Liberal re ward. call at Kllnger hotel. kl59 WANTED HELP WANTED 2 0 loganberry pickers. rnone izr-zo. gl59 WANTED Maid. St. Phone 8 6. 1160 Mission gl69 WANTED Loganberry pickers Phone S7F12. jriss WANTED Housekeeper, 1775 gl5S raicKory pe. alter 4 p. LOGANBERRY pickers Call phone!07F12. wanted.. R158 WANTED . Loganberry pickers. H. Stevenson, phone 108F2. g!58 LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. T. B. Morgan, Rt. 8, box 70, Sa lem. 0.159 CHERRY and loganberry pickers, good patch; begin July 6. Dhone 1620M. g!58 WANTED Cherry pickers, 30 acres, 2c lb. Webb Orchards phone 68F31. gl5 WANTED 20 loganberry pickers, water, wood, stove and shacks to live In. Phone 88F11. gl5 EXPERIENCED dry goods clerk wanted at once, references re quired. Peoples Cash store. gl59 30 LOGANBERRY pickers want ed Wednesday morning 2 ft , miles east of asylum, phone ivvxa. gi58 WANTED Loiranberrv nickers 1 ft miles from oar line on Jef ferson road. John Fisher, box sau, nt. . gl68 READY to begin picking logans morning July 6th. Signed M. E Getter, east D St. near Powers fryer. gi6g TWO loganberry pickers wanted. Elderly ladies preferred. Can room and board with owner's ramlly. pnone 113F3. gl59 LOUAJSIBEKRY pickers wanted. good camp, wood and water. R E. Cart wright, Rt. 3, box 181, pnone abrzi. gl62 LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. good patch, steady employment, price 1ft, ft cent bonus. Phone 48F11. gl68 WANTED Family of 4 to 6 lo ganberry pickers, must be steady workers, good patch. Mrs. K. Schmidt, Rt. 3, box 116. gl59 WANTED Loganberry pickers. Wood, water and potatoes furn ished. R. H. Wolter, Rt. 6, box 63, phone 32F4. gl59 aiEN wanted for construction work on irrigation project near Medford. Wages $3.60 per day for eight hours. Rogue Rivet Valley Canal company, Medford Or. g!61 a Radio Operator, Jeff Is MY WORD Now AifMJnFcri 11 on Russia! HIDE KacuooJ Taelq :W!f ). A WruAA-S DATE FOR TEA! I a . L S-J XT- . r t 1 m - 1 in vi iuiv t i i - - i - i f i a i i. - . -w t WANTED HELP WANTED 20 loganberry pickers by July 6. E miles north of .Sa lem, camp grounds furnished. ',; Call Charles Weathers, phone V gl68 'WANTED A few loganberry pick , ers- Yard close in. Transporta- tion to and from yard. W. C. ; Dibble, 729 N. Liberty street. ' ! Phone 753W. k WANTED Loganberry pickers for 45 acres of berries; ilne camp grounds ft mile from street car at Balem Heighta. Picking starts j about July 6th. B. Cunningham, phone 21F2. K15 THE Whitney company has start ed logging and sawmill opera tions lu Tillamook county and is hiring men at Idaville and Gar ibaldi at going wages. No strikes. Good clean camps and good, wholesome grub. Write or call The Whitney company. Bay City, Garibaldi or Lewis building, Portland. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Children to care for at 441 N Church. 1159 PAINTING by day or contract. 1161 jan nz, Copland. WANTED Painting and carpen ter work. Call 1694J. ml58 WANTED Furniture, tools, etu. Phone 611. j WANTED Maternity nursing in , private nouses. Phone 1694J. ! WANTED Old mattresses to make over. Phoue 19. Capital City Bed dlng Co. m SEE J. W. Manley, good sandy loam, cellar digging, heavy team work. Phone 199, Cherry City, barns. ! 1172 WANTED Furniture, tools, ma ohlnery, stock. eto.-Will buy for cash, or hII on commission. Phone 611, Woodry, the auction eer. m. WE want apartment house leases and business opportunities, we have clients on our prospective list waiting for buys of merit HEYSER-FOLLRICH ' SYSTEM Terminal bldg. j WANTED Used furniture, rang- e, heaters. 000k stoves, tools, etc. We pay cash, get our pric es before you sell. Liberty Ex change, 241 N. Com: St. phone 841. j CHERRIES We are receiving Roy al Anne and Waterhouse cher ries, Mason Ehrman warehouse corner High and Mill streets and will continue from 7 o'clock in the morning until 7 at night, Sundays and holidays included, until the crop is all in. We want them now. Don't wait until j they get overripe and let the I rain spoil them. We are , paying the highest price in Sa t; lem and can use any amount you may have. Lyons Cal. Glace Fruit Co., phone 396 or call in person at warehouse, or call Mangis ' Bros. 717. i MISCELLANEOUS FOR paper hanging or tinting call 131, after 6 o'clock call 1258W ml60 $1000 TO loan on real estate, no delay and no commission, phone 1746W or 347. m DIAMQNDS, gold bought, reliable . estimates. G. Cramer, 713 Sert- lng bldg. Portland, Or. ml76 LOANS Let me see you about I loan If you want to build we can help you. Plenty of money, no : delays, uau 634, let us tell you. LAJs'GS hot blast fuel saving rang es, $45 up. Let us explain why we cur your fuel bill ft, Peo pies Furniture store, 271 North Commercial street, phone 734. j HIGHEST price paid for second I hand clothing and shoes. Also I clra"'"B' pisius aim repairing. Call and deliver. Capital Ex change, 342 N. phone 1368W. Commercial, m RESHINGLING, ROOF PAINT ING, in city or country. First class workmanship, lots of satis fled customers. Free estimate. Phone 13F32 or write E. L. Os tergard, Rt. 4. ml70 OUR BUSINESS Fire insurance, automobile and truck insur ance, including cargo coverage; bonds of all kinds. We write in the best of old line companies no assessments nor personal 11 ability. The W. A. Llston Agen- cy, 484 uourt street. i NUiiuii to tne nuniic. we now weave fluff rugs, made out of old carpets, any length or width you desire; also clean, refit, resew A size carpets; feathers renovated, mattresses, steaming, remaking, Salem Carpet Cleaning & Fluff Rug Works, pnone 1154. r REAL ESTATE 84 ACRE farm, splendid soil, good rjunoings, an acre, includ ing crop; will trade for Salem property. 6 room house splendidly locat ed on Center street, large lot, $6000. Large attractive corner close in, $9000. Gertrude J. M. Page n MIXED AD 66 acres good soil, all cultivated, for $65 per acre, south of Salem. Good general store doing big business, good location, below Vancouver, to trade for S.ilein or ai.-reage. 10 acres good soil, improved, $2500; trade for city. Good lot in Spokane, Wash., to trade for Salem. Fire insurance. Brown over Bu sick's, State and Commercial. the Lizard's Leggings. (mutt, you' we I'll "CUT in" A LOT, YOU OUGHT TAKE CARE Or" c i 1 I lMtl CAKt. lit- f l it- 'r A (1)1 1 1. I IVJ-1 t"tLfU I I Voilt?,p 1 F ir, L'avc Tn " r. i - ' . .. ( K i Mil r 1 AC'KTYLENK WGLDING IKON, Bteel, brass, aluminum, cop- f er. Bring the pieces. Oxo-Gas lea ting Co., 337 Court. AUTO TOPS TOPS MADE TO ORDER 171 S. High. AUCTIONKKIt F. N. WOODRY the live stock, furniture, real estate auctioneer. Phone 611 for sale date. Res. mm in. Bummer. G. SATTERLEE, auctioneer. Real estate and stock sales. Cash for your sale notes. Phone 1211J or 1177. Office 414 Ferry St. HAl'1'EHV SUPPLIES PREST-O-LITE BATTERY 8ER- vim. expert auto electricians. Phone 1803. 418 Court St. reouargeu tua repaired. Degge Burrell. i. D. BARTON, Exide batteries, tarter and generator work, 171 S. Commercial. AUTO Electrician, export trouble snooung. z jn. tugn St. phone 08. CHIROPRACTOR DR. SCOTT. ChlrODraotor. 418 II 8. bang bldg. CIXYbC'AVENOER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbaae and refuse of all kinds removed by the month at reasonable rates Cesspools cleaned and dead ani mals removed. Day phone 167. night phone 1237M. R. O. Cum mlngs. Mgr. DRUGGISTS . C. PERRY, Rexall druggist, 116 p. commercial ot. KLKOTlUO SUPPLIES HOUSE wiring ami sumilles. Welch Electric Co., Phil Brown ell, manager. 379 State St. Axiom E FLEENER, ELECTRI- via.il. nouse wiring by hour or contract. Estimates furnished. Phone 980, 414 Court St. WE do house wiring and carry a v.-uiipitsie siock 01 fixtures. Instrument repairing, experi mental work. Electrlo applianc es repaired. Halik Electric shop, 837 Court, plione 488. m FARM LOANS BUILDING LOANS MADE May m uh real. Life, Fire, Health, Accident, 'h demnity, Liability and Auto In surance written. A. C. BOH RKSTUlnT 401 Masonic Temple. Salem. Or. FLORIST CUT flowers and floral pieces. De livery, u. t. iireithauft, florist, 123 N. Liberty, jhone 380. GARAGES GUARANTTED AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone 775, 219 N. Commercial street. 178 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Save your oil use SAVOIL pis ton rings. H. H. Schocker, 268 Chemeketa street. RADIATORS Fenders and bodies made or repaired. J. C. Bair, 444 Ferry St. ' OLEfiON-RQOKSTOOL Used car exchange. Cars bought and sold. Guaranteed repairing. Washing, polishing. - . GUARANTEED REPAIRING of an Kinas on autos and tractors. wtixa Biureu- oy day, week or montn. E. Kroeplin 1610 N. Commercial way. and Sons, and Nor, HAT BLOCKING miujx and women's hats reno vated, blocked and trimmed, 496 ", v. .p. junsworm HEMSTITCHING "NEEDLEWORK SHOP," all kinds of fancy work and hem stitching done. 121 S. Commer cial St, MRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitching stamping, buttons, hand embroi dery. Room 10 over Miller's store, phone 117. SALEM Elite, hemstitching, ohain stitchlng, pleating, ' buttons, stamping and needlework. Phone 878, 329 Oregon blidg. REAL ESTATE SOCOLOFSICY, 341 State, has sev eral hundred ranches and 200 houses to choose from, call and isee him. n NOTICE I have the selling of the lots owned by the city on North Capitol, Winter and Summer, city's price. Brown, over Bu sick's, State and Commercial. al58 YOUR fossil display is not large, but I have not seen a more per fect one in any museum I have ever visited, said Prof. Parker, geologist and inventor. You don't have to buy oil stock to see this display. We have the re port or two well known geolog ists on the Blue Mountain oil fields. We represent the Blue Mountain Oil Co. in 6alem. 170,000 acres leased. The best oil field. In the world could not be predicted with more certain ty say geologists, ft the world's supply comes from simlKr fields. Oregon Realty Co., room 1 Patton bldg. n Copyright 1920 NEEi 1 NG MUTT, YOU OUGHT! To J TO TAKE TARE r- INSURANCE VV. A. LISTON, GENERAL 1N . SURANCE Fire, automobile and liability. Bonds and loans. 484 Court. ANDERSON AND RUPERT, IN SURANCE Liability, automo bile, fire, automobile, surety, bonds, loans and Investments. 406-7 Oregon bldg. MACHINE SHOP WECHTER AND SMITH Machin ; ists, : engineers, welders. REALD ; cylinder grinding service. Phone 582, 845 Ferry St. H. AND M. CO. Specialty grind ers and welders. Automotive ser vice. 490 Ferry St. IOWA MACHINE SHOP 262 Chemeketa street. Auto repair lng, welding, cylinder grinding MERCHANT TAILOR M. A. ESTES, State street. fine tailoring, 884 MOTORCYCLES LLOYD E. RAMSDEN. Indian motorcycles and Dayton bicycles 887 Court street. I HARRY W. SCOTT. f I "Th Cvcle Man." 147 S. Com. Phone 8. MUSIC- PIANO playing, 12 weeks, guaran teed. Beginners, advanced. Room 3 over Miller's; NURSERY STOCK SALEM Nursery company, fruit and ornamental treei small fruit and roses. Phone 1763, 421 Oregon bldg. - OPTICIANS GLASSES fitted by Dr. L. R. Bur. dette, optometrist. Bow Optica! Co., 826 State street OSTEOPATHY DR. W. L. MERCER, osteopath physician and surgeon. Kirks ville graduate. 404-405 U. S. Na tional bank bldg. Phones, office 919, residence 614. DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL osteopathic physicians and sur geons, 606 -U. S. bank building Phone 859. Dr. White, resi dence phone 469; Dr. Marshall. residence phone 834. PIANOS GEO. C. WILL, pianos phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. Re pairing pjionographs and sew ing machines, 432 State, Salem 'EVERYTHING IN MUSIC," Moore's Music houses, 419 Court street and Masonic bldg. PAINTING RELIANCE AUTO PAINTING 310 8. Winter St. phone 961. PLUMBING THEO. M. BARR Plumbing, heating, sheet metal works, 164 S. Commercial. PLUMBING, repairing and coll work, reasonable charsres. A. L. Godfrey, shop foot of Union St, -none 13S7J. PRINTING FOR wedding invitations and an- uuuiiueiiieiiis see xserteison. printer, Y bldg, Salem. ml65 A SATISFIED customer returns Rowland Printing Co., Phoue ion, over Patton book store. RKP AIRING STOVES rebuilt and repaired, 60 years experience; Dapot Na tional and Ameriecan fence, size X6 to 68 Inches high. Faints, oil and varnishes, etc, logan berry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Works, 25C Court street. Phone 124. THANSFKR OREGON Transfer '& Storage Co. Cars washed and polished. Ex cavating, plowing and fertilizer; 4 foot slab wood for sale. Phone 77. WATER COMPANY SALEM WATER COMPANY Of fice, corner Commercial an(. Trade Sts. Bills payable month!) in advance. Phone 67. JUNK WANTED Rags and secondhand goods of all kinds. Capital Junk company, phone 898, 216 Cen ter street. REAL ESTATE SPECIAL BARGAINS S room house, lot 50x110, city water, toilet, electric lights, bear ing fruit trees, 3 blocks to school, 4 blocks to car. $1000, $100 cash, balance $15 month and interest. 4 room house, 2 lots, bearing fruit, city water, toilet, rich black soil, $1200, $225 cash, balance $16 month. 3 room house, 3 blocks to car, has good well, black soil, $360, $15 0 cash, balance $10 month. MILLS & COPLEY 831ft State St. 159 George A. Mansfield, preslden of the Oregon state farm bureau will leave for Washington soon ti confer with officials upon finan cial legislation for the farmer. Few people, however, sit up at night figuring out a way to spend their share of the saving effected by General Dawes. by Int'l. Feature Service Inc. Trade I 1 PAGE , SEVEN SALEM MARKETS Compiled from reports of Sa lem dealers for the guidance of Capital Journal readers, (Revised daily.) Grain: Average valley wheat H (bulk) 89c. Hay: Cheat hay $11012: oat ' hay $17 18; clover bay (bulk) ,. 15. Wnoleaale Prices Meat: hogs $11011.25: dressed '" hogs 14c; top steers 80; cows 5 ftc; bulls Sttc; lamps 7 ftc: dressed ,. veal 1212ftc. ,. Poultry: Light hens 14c; heavy hens 18c; old roosters 8c; broilers "" 20c. ...... Butterfat: Butterfat 41c: cream-,-. ery butter 4640o; country butter ' 80 32c; eggs 1819c; milk $2.00 ' cwt. '. - Vegetables: Wax onions $2.25 , crate; beets $2.50 cwt; Oregon ' cabbage 4c lb; green peppers 40o lb; potatoes $1.00 cwt; Oregon lettuce $2.50 per crate: Arkansas sweet potatoes $1.00 bushel; rad- , lshes doc dozen; parsley voo doz; tomatoes $2.75 crate; art i' Ichoke $1.75 dozen; asparagus 15c: .-. cucumbers $2 per doz; new pota toes 8 ftc 10, Fruits: Oranges $8.50: lemons ' $9.00; bananas 10c; Calif, grape- f fruit $4.00; Florida grape fruit . $808.50; strawberries $1.2601.60 per crate; cantaloupe $3.75 on standard; watermelons 4c lb. ' ., Retail Prices v Butter and eggs: Eggs SO023o; creamery butter 47c; country butter 86 Q 36c ' Portland Markets Portland, Or., July 6. Cattle weak; receipts 63; top steers $7.75 8.60; medium to good $7.00 7.76; fair to medium .$6.00 ., 7.00: common to fair $4.00 0 6.00: choice feeds $5.0006.76; fair to good $4.0006.00; choice cows and heifers $6.2506.76; medium to. good $5.25 0 6.25; fair to medium $4.5005.25; common cows $3.60 04.50; canners $2.0008.60; bulls $3.5004.60; choice dairy calves -$8.5009.00; prime light $8,000 8.60; medium to light $7.60 8.00; heavy $507.50. Hogs weak; receipts 83;; prime light $11.60012.00; smooth heavy 220 to 300 pounds $11,004$ 11.25; 300 pounds and up $10.00 11.00; rough heavy $8.0009.60; f fat pigs $11.50011.76; stags $5j , 8.00. Sheep steady; receipts none; spring lambs $8.5008.26; culls $5.0006.00; feeders $9.00010.00; light yearlings $7.00 0 8.00; heavy, $7.0008.00; light wethers $5,00 4)) ' 6.00; heavy $406;ewes $205. ' Butter higher; ex cubes 88 0 39a cartons 44c; prints 43c; butterfat No. 1 41c fob Portland; under grades 38c. Eggs: Selling case count 20 0 21a buying price 2O0 23o; selling price candled 26 0 29c; selected candled In cartons 26 0 26c. Poultry; light hens 16 017c; heavy 22 0 23c; broilers 16 0 26c; old roosters 10c; geese nom; ducks, 20 0 25c; turkeys nom. dressed. Wheat: Hard white $1.16; soft white $1.14; white club $1.14; red Walla $1.11; hard winter $1.14. Mill run $35.00; oats $32.00 , 36.60; corn No 8 yellow $29.00; hay, timothy, valley $18.00; al- ' falfa $16016.50; grain mixed $15; clover $14, straw $8. A second sawmill is being built at La Pine by Frank Funk, who , has a large crew of men at work. Sufficient timber is controlled to ' insure a year's cutting. There Are Papers That are given away to make a showing on circulation and there are papers that are sold to subscribers. TheCapital Journal Is not given away It Is sold to people who want It and pay for That Is Why The Caplual Journal does not have to hire people to take the paper by giving away prem iums and prizes and fake puz zles. The Capital Journal has gained nearly A THOUSAND paid subscribers In the past year Because It Is a good newspaper, fights for principle and dares to do things. These are things people want in a newspaper and are willing to pay to get. So the Capital Journal has to day the largest circulation that any paper in Oregon (outside Port Hand) ever had. make Reg. in the U. S.