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Newspaper Page TextPAGE row SWAT THE FLY Now is the time to get busy and we are going to make it easy for you. Co-operating with the Salem Commercial Club and the City Board of Health in the Fly Extermination Campaign we have procured 5000 excellent, all metal " Fly Swatters ' which we shall give away free, Friday, May 15, to any person visiting our store. See the person in charge of distribution in the Womens' Ready-to-Wear Section and get a good Swatter free-Friday only, May 15th. ma laanaSSSaSSSBSnaifflnna IT'S TIME TO THINK ABOUT YOUR BATHING SUI1 If iuuu All Around Town Dr. F. L. Utter, dontist, Masonic bldg. Y. M. 0. A. summer membership: Fivo months, $5.00; boys, five months, $2.!0. Tennis, lnuullmll, swimming pool, showers and hikes and enmps. Fine printing; Fuller Printing Con cern, l'hono Main 2170. When you get a cult case you should mnko suro that it is a Rood one nent, dnrnhle nrtd worth the money. Yon pet them of Shnfor, the depoudnblo dealer, 187 South Commercial, Four expert watchmakers. Best of work. No delays. Burr's. St. Agnes Guild girls will serve lun cheon in the rear of St. l'nul's church Fridny from 11 to 2 o'clock. 50-cont lunches out up nnd delivered, l'hono 2201. We guarantee saf return of watches for repair sent us by mail. Quality counts in jowelery. Burr's. o - Our store is headquarters for musi cians. They likn to ciimo in nnd look over our stock of lntost music nnd tnko a look at the now instruments wo nro receiving. The Wiley B. Allen To., R. F. IV tors, manager, 521 Court. Kodak films loft boforo 8 p. m. fin ished next morning. Open evenings. Trover-Weigol Studio, opposite Dligh's. A home-talent play entitled "Back to tho Country Store," will be given in the hnll nt West Salem, Mundiiy The GLOBE Salem's Model Photoplay House presents TODAY and THURSDAY Pathe Weekly With all the world's latest events. Second installment of "Lucille Love", the Girl of Mystery The most talked of series in the world today. Thril ling events in every reel. Full page story in States man every Sunday. Shown here every Wednesday and Thursday. Don't miss any of them. "Lo the Poor Indian" Edison Comedy, featuring Alice Washburn and Wil liam' Wadsworth. MISS ROONEY, Soprano. L. C. MEIER, Organist. Globe 10 Cents "Home of the Best Pictures and Music." Ever so many pretty effects are to be seen in this new disply of Bathing Suits for Women and Misses; many are simple but smart in style and no matter which you choose from the large assortment you'll find the material excellent in quality, the making thorough and durable and the prices very moderate. The Bathing Suit you get here will not only look pretty and stylish, but will give you good return in wear for what you pay for it. Prices range, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00. SEE THE WINDO W DISPLA Y Court Street. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 1 1 i i n . 1 i i Jl ; JjLGPQPOQP S evening, May 18, 1014, nt 8:00 o'clock. Basket social after the piny. Kveryono is invited. Admission free. Ladies plenso bring bnskets. Proceeds for the benefit of'West Salem schoolt Vote for Albert E. Zimmerman (the farmer) for County Treasurer. (Paid adv.) o The fire department received a call lust night from tho home of Rev. Lytic at Koyal nnd Twentieth streets, where a fire had started in the roof of tho dwelling, but boforo the depart ment Could get on tho grounds neigh bors bud doused tho blaze. About $3 will cover tho damage done to tho resi dence. Vote for Albert E. Zimmerman (the farmer) for County Treasurer. (Puid adv.) Investigation of the need for drain ago in Marion county nlnd the extent to which it has been practiced was made today by I.uthoT J. Chnpin, Marion county agriculturist, along with Profes sor I. A. Williams, of the Bureau of Mines and (leology, of ("orvallis. A number of old systems of drain tile were examined and the effoeo on tho soil noted. Mr. Chnpin is spending a good deal of his time and attention to this phase of agricultural work in this county. Tho day was spent driving about the county. The Wedding of Jones The .show that tho Portland papers praised bo highly, will be given at the Grand opera" house, Friday, the 15th, by the Vancouver F.Iks. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALBM, OBEaON, WEDNESDAY, IB 0 1914 r Vote for Albert E. Zimmerman (tho furmer) for County Treasurer. (Paid adv.) A marriage license was issued yester day to Voylo A. Smith, a farmer, aged 21, and Anna Barnes, aged 18, a house keeper. Both parties are residents of Salem. Box Office Will be Open For ex change of tickets for "The Wedding of Jones," U:00 a. m. Thursday. o Special meeting ot Multno mah Chapter, No. 1, R. A M. this evening at 7: SO. work in past master degree. Visiting companions welcome A Public Wedding You are invited to attend "Tho Wedding of Jones," given by the Vancouver Klks at Grand opera house Friday, 15th. Five anglers' licenses were issued yesterday afternoon and three today by the couuty clerk, nnd it is expected that the demands of tho fisherman will be heavy all week. The1 assurance of continued good weather uud tho fine strings of fish displayed in the gun store windows have encouraged to fly casters to stock up for the season's sport. 1 o Flenty of money to loan on first class mortgages. Call 415 Salem Bank and Trust Bldg. A bet is no evidence of anything fur ther thnn the better's 'confidence in his opinion of belief. However, there is this evidence of faith made mani fest by somo who are backing the can didacy of Judge Bennett for gover nor, for they have left with the Stus loff Bros. $200 of which they say they are willing to wager $100 that Bennett will carry at least 20 eonntio and the other hundred that he will he" nomi nated for the office at the coming elec tion. Wanted at once Sevoral shoe and clothing salesmen. Apply at Oregon Shoe & Clothing Co. Store, 175 North Commercial street. Fine Presents Seen The presents to be presented to Mr. and Mrs. Jones at the wedding Friday night at the opera house are on display in Meyer's win-' dow. Don't fail to see them. Y. M. C. A BEGINS CAM- . PAIGN FOR MEMBERS The Salem Y, M. C. A. began a Sum mer membership campaign this morning making a special rate for the five sum mer months, and it is expected that at least 100 members will be added to tho association. Since the plans for the campaign have been noised about, 22 new members have already signed up on account of the facilities for taking part in the various activities surh as tennis, handball aquatic, cross country, and outdoor excursions. Plans as uuilerway fortie building of three full sized as phalt courts for tennis players, which will permit playing wheuever it is not raining as the aphn!t courts will be well drained and the surface shed water like a paved stiw It is also proposed by the committee in charge of the tennis activities, con sisting of L. D. Howell, James Young, and K. H. Hnfuell, to promote a Vticte teuuia tournament which wiil take place at the fair grounds state fair week. The fair board has been consulted re garding the matter and it is probabTe that three clay courts will be prepared at the fair grounds to accommodate the players. Special prizes will b of- r-r jf f - is mm fered ejail expert racquet wielders from alt over tho state will be entered in the tournament. Physical Director Gvigrich is now working out the com ply a plans for the tournament and as soon as all arrangements are completed will bo announced. 'The added facilities for tennis is ex pcetedto attract many new members into the local association as only clay courts have been available in the past and the coming of the wet weather dam pened the ardor of even the most elr thusiastie and sent them into more con gniul aquatic sports such as duck hunt ing arid deep sea fishing. Personal Mention J. C. Wolf, tho Silvcrton hop man, is in Salem today on a short business trip. Phil Mctscham, mamagor of the Im perial hotel of Portland, and K. A. and E. Ia Motscham, his two sons, were in Salem yesterday, stopping at the Marion hotel. E. J. Crawford, of Medford, is in Salem today transacting business. Judge William Oallowaiy, of the Cir cuit court, returned to Salem today after a two days' trip to Portland. CHARGED WITH' ROBBERY. San Francisco, May 13. James. Hogue, a former railroad conductor, who attempted to hold up a Southern Pacific train in South Sau Francisco Monday night, was formally charged with rob bery. INFANTRYMAN IS KILLED. Washington, May 13. General Fun ston reported to the war department today that Private- Maurice Welsh, Nineteenth infautry, fell from a roof at Vera Vrni, while on guard duty, and Was killed. e WATCH YOUR EYES If they ach after steady use for some time, if you have headaches that you cannot explain, go to a Competent Optomertriat and have ' your eyes ex amined. A thorough training in optics and pleased patrons are our guarantee to you that we are competent to supply your glasses. A. McCulloch OPTOMETRIST. 291 N. Commercial St. Phone 925. Hours 9 to 5. Ground floor. MAY 13, 1914. EVERYTHING READY (Continued from page one.) wards; r. Clerks Lute 8avsgo, r; Hat tie Humphreys, rj H. C. Bresslcr, d. SALEM HEIGHTS (First set) J ml ges Dona I.I W. Miles, r; S. Z. Cul ver, r; W. D. Moho.iey, d. Clerks L. C. Judson. r: Mrs. V. W. Oh.nart. t: Alice Moore, d (Socond set) Judges 1 I Wm. MeGilchrist, Mi., rj J. R. Pen nington, u; vi. uawyer, r. (Clerks .las MeGilchrist, Jr., r": Lois Ohmart, r: H. S. Poisal, d. , ST. PAUL (First set) Judges J. 8. McDonald, r; J. N. Gooding, d: F. W. Peterson, r. Clerks Mrs. Eliza beth Davidson, d; Mrs. Alda K Pcttv- STAYTOX (First sot) Judges THREE JUDGES AND CLEHKS john, r; F. R. Col man, .d. (Second set) Judges J. 1 Cook, r; I. F. Buy serie, d; Clara Davidson, d. Clerks Jno. F. Theo. K. Brentana, d; Lcla Covle, d; C. 8. Mullen, r. 8C0LLAKD ( First set) Judges J. B. Hunt, d; Mrs. Win. Johnston, d; Mrs. A. B. Crosby, rt. Clerks Maggie McConnicK, d; K. A. Proctor, r; Mrs. T. Biorward, r. (Second set) Judges ( has. Kuensting, d; A. B. Crosby, r; ( has. McCormick, d. Clerks John Mc Cormick, d; Frank Proctor, r; K F. Wells, (1. SCOTTS MILLS (First set) Judge John 8. Richie, r; Sarah M. J. Dunngan, r; C. D. Kidd, d. Clerks C. A. Dunngan, r; Anna R. Wl ito, prohi; Levi W. Kcllis,. d. (Second set) C. Whitlock, d; W. T. Hogg, r; E. K Hickox, r. Clcrks-A. K. Adkins, r: T. J. Malp.v, d; K. L. Thomas, r SHAW Judges II. A. Kcene, rj Dan Chamberlain, r; Jobu Darbv, d Clerks-W. II. Howd, dj R. A. Blo'vinsi r; G. I. Putnam, r. ' SIDNEY Judges (lias. Rov, r: Mrs Laura Palmer, r; Ernest Todd, d. xr u "i;M F- fle'nP. 'J Mrs. XNollie 11. Simpson, r; Oscar Colo, d SILVER FA LLS Judges Elmer Denny, r; 8. T. Arnold, d; A. Fravrfcr, r. Clerks H. J., Winter, r; J. E. Kim sey, r; Marv Neal, i!. NORTH STLVEHTON-(First sen Judges A. F. Hobnrt, r; Geo. W. Mor ley, d; E. 8 Porter, d. Cltrks-Emil O. Loe, r; Mrs. L. M. Larson, r; Jul mer Taw, ,1 (Semond set)-G. D Ilowen, r; E. Ii. Puluin, r; chas- K K.ng, .1. Clerks-Mrs. Ada Burch, d; 80LTH SILVERTONWJudges L. B Haberly, r; D. (;. Davenport, d; Mrs C. (!. Goer, r. Clerks C. C. (Tecr r; Mrs. W J. laherly, r; Mrs. J. otnlker, ind. EAST SILVERTON (First set) Judges Norris Ames, r; L. J, A.lams, r; John T. Hoblett, d. Clerks 8. E. Richardson, r; Frances Hosmer, r; Lucy Gunderson, d. (Second sct)-Jdges-i v W-,Jlnbb8. 'i Koscoo D. Ames, r; J. R Johiiston, d. Clerks Olc Distad, r; J. II. Davenport, d; Arthur E. Steel hammer, r. W EST SI LVERTON ( Bi rst sct) Jndges P. W. Potter, r; W. W. Jar vis d; T. D. Allen, r. Clerks-Arthur h Johnson, r; Myrtle C. Buff, d; Mrs. w T r (b0,''"l seD-Judges T. R,ches, r; I. L. Stewart, d; Josie Hartman, r. Clerks Myrtle East man, d; J. F. Fisiiwood, r; Floyd W Allen, r. . STAYTOX-r- First set)-Judges -Geo Kecch, rj Grant Murphy, r; Fred V ' T,1Vlcrka-JIr9- Hattio Smith, l; Miss Ehza Roy, prohij-Mrs. C. 11 Brewer, r. (Second seD-Judges-A L Mack, r; W. A. Rigg.s, r; E. D. Alexander, d. Clerks-Joseph Fisher, r?;ii lMt r; Guy P. Kearns, d EAST HTAYT()N( First set) Jiulges L. b. Lambert, r; E. A. Down ing, r; Chris Giebler, d. Clerks Mrs. hrmine Sanders, d; Flora Sestak, d; .9- FTn,F- mhit, r. Second sot)- J. Hewett, r; A. J. Etzel, r; T. J. Aare, d. Clerks-O. V. Mvcrs r; Frank Spenncr, d; Ed Sestak, r. ' WEST STAYT()N-Jud,.ess.. j Coudit, r; W. F. Harris, ind; John J C.um r. Clerhs-I. R. Hammer, d; J. vji I,roln; B- r. 81 BL1M I T Y (First 9et)-J,ges-E ( . Denny, r; Ben Kleckdr, d; M. M Gilmour, r. Clerks Jos. A. Ditter. d; I . Downing, r: C. J. Hunt, r. (Sec ond set)-C.eo. H. Bell, d; W. H. Car ter, r; W. E. Tate, r. (lerks-F J. Ricsterer, d; G. D. Scott, rj Max Hill, ,.Tf;RXKR(First seD-udes-J. M. Watson, r; G. W. Farris, r; E C Hall d. CMerks-E. E. McKiimey," r;' T. irank Lyle, d; W. T. Riches, rl (Second set) Judges J. W. McKin ney. r; W II. Witzel. r; I. H. Small, d. ( lerks Mrs. Alice. Trucv, d: A S Wright, r; IL L. Russell" r. VICTOR POINT Judges If E King r; Philip Fish ,r, r; Mrs. Melvina Doerfler ,L Clerks-Matthew Gibson, r; Ava J. Derby, d; Mrs. Myra Fischer, .' fT?"-- Tatterson, ; II. (J. Eld ridge, d.- J. C. Savage, d. (lcrks-Geo. H. Finney, r; C. M. Hall, u; h. M. Palmer, r EAST WOODlH-RN-(Fir8t set) Judges L. W. Durarit. r; A. P. Brani ger, d; J. F. Steelhainmer, r.' Clerks las. J. Hall, r; Ernest Parker, d; C. W. Conyne, f. (Second set)-Judges h. M. Bitney, r; C. V. Conyne, r: Francis Feller .1 "in.t. rs.. . ( - -, . v .vmo V1CU. V . 1 Hrune, r; Raymond Fisher, "d; James Livesav, r. WEST WOODBURN (First set) i Judges D. 8. Lively, r; N. S. Scol lRd, d: A, B. Haverlv, r. Clerks Hnrld M. Austin, r; O. W. Love, d; G. ! H. Beebe, d. (Second set J. B. Ken- ! nedy, d; Jno. 11. Zimmerle, r; Fred J. Miller, r. Clerks P. A. Livcsley, r; IGrover Tod.l, r; J. J. Stangel, d. SALEM IF.IECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES Precinct No. 1 - Bounded on th north by city limits, on tne east by city limits, on the south by Lenter street, 011 the west by 12th street and 8. P. R. R. Kreft V store, Statesman and Center. Precinct No. 2 Bounded on the north by Center street, on the easOby ISth street, on the smith by Ferry street, on the west by 12th street. " Bungalow Branch Christian ehim-h, Court and 17th. Precinct No. 3 Bounded on the north by Center street and city limits, on the east by city limits, on the south by State street and Salem and Madeay road and city limits, on the west by ISth street. Cameron's Paint Shop,' 21st street be tween Chemeketa aud Center. rrecinct No. 1 j MURDER TRIAL BEGINS. Bounded on the north by Ferry street,"! . ,., ... ,i on the cast by l'Jth street, on the south Sau Francisco, May 13The trial of by Mission street, on the meat toy 12th Victor -Rusnak tor the murder of h.S street. Yew Park Fire Station, 13th wile, Libo, on March 13 last began h and Leslie. today bolore Superior Judge Cabamss, Precinct No. 5 j MrLI0.,AIKB RANCHER DIES. : Bounded on the north by State street, . on the cast b city limits, on the south; ,...;.. 'rrni Mav l;K. F. Klein- by Salem and Turner road, on the west' . . V .'illin..irn "rani her died today hv 1!..h street. Hi-hmnn 1 School. !l,c-or- ml"IOU0n, .riJii.L. Precinct No. 6 Bounded on the north by Mission street rJid Salem and Turner road, on the east by city limits, on the south by city limits, on the west by 12th street. Yew Park School. t Precinct No. 7 I Tlmi,il,.l nn tho tinrth hv T jM.nnt atn'pf i ' " " - - j . . . v and citv limits, on the east by S. P. R. ! Jt., on tne souto Dy .Ma.lisou street, on the west School. . by Broadway. Highland j Precinct No. 8 ' Boundcfl on the north by Madisou , street, on the east by 8. P. R. R., on the ; south by Market street, on tho west by j Broadway. Itcddaway Building, 14211 Precinct No. 9 Bounded on the north by Market street, on the cast by lath strect, on the! south by Union street, on tho west by; Broadway M. 0. Reeve's Garage, 615 N. Capitol street. j IVecinct No 10 j Bounded on the north by Union street, : on the east by 12th street, ou the south Dy t cuter street, on tho west by High street. Garfield School. Precinct No. 11 Bounded 011 the north by Center street, on tho east by 12th street, 011 south by Ferry street, on fiio west by High street. Vick Bros.' new garage on j alley near comer .of Chcniekcta and! High. I Precinct No. 12 ; Bounded 'on tho north by Ferry street, on tho east by 12th street, 011 tho south by extension of Miller street not yet opened on tho west by High street. Jorgenseu's Garage, 5(i0 Ferry. Precinct No. 13 Bounded on the north by Miller street, unopened, on the cast by 12th street, on the south by Hoyt street and city limits, 011 the west by High street. Percy Cotter House, 8. W. comer of Cross aud Berry. Precinct No. 14 Boundei. 011 the north by Locust street, on tho east by Broadway, on tho south by Marker, street, on the west by Willniiietti rive,. Wvuiit P..fri.'v Precinct No. 15 Bounded on tho north by Market i FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY street, on the east by High street, on 1 BURGHARDT & MEREDITH the south by Willamette river Base: Ee3ldent Ag. 385 Bt. Street, ment of Baptist church, Marion and Libert ) ; -1 Precinct No. 16 i This will inform my Republican Bounded on tho north by Center friends and supporters that I am a can street, ou the east by High street, 011 didate for.ro-nomination to the office the south by Ferry street, on the west-"18 justice of tho pcaco for the Salem by Willamette river. City Hall. " district at the primary election of May Precinct No. 17 lo. 101-. Bounded on the north by Ferry street, : ' DANIEL WEBSTER on tho east by High street, on the south by Miller street, on the west by Wil-I C" A DIMf I Ct AWC Inmette river. Spniilding Logging Com- j JT 1 l 111 LAJVllO pany'sbarnieivial ami Mill. OREGON TITLE AND Bounded on the north by Miller LAND CREDIT COMPANY, street, on the east by High street, on ; 209 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg., the south by city limits and Hoyt i e 1' -k street, on the west by city limits and Salem, Oregon. Willamette river. Basement of Friend's ' ' ' church, corner Washington and Com- j 1 At c T 1 Aai nial . MONEY TO LOAN county rowing fiaces. Aumsville, llcin's Hall in Auinsvillo. Aurora, K. of P. Hall in Aurora. Breiteubush, School Hous'e. District No. 12;i. Brooks, Ramp's ITall in Brooks. Buttevillo, Grunge Hall, old Butte - Vlllf. 1 . T.W. V-M., . ... ... vuuiiipui'g, jme uiiiiuiug 111 (.nam-; poeg. Chemawa, Woodman Hall, milo west, nf Chpmnwn Crnis.au. Crostou School House. f Look tlli9 "P ollly a chance in a life Donald, B. S. Quinn's house in Don-1 tl,no to Sot a modern bungalow that 1,1. ' j is well worth $2,000, for $1,400, on Klkhorn, School House, Dist. No. lip. casv terms! 5 larSe r00"19' bath "toilet, Englpwood, 'House on south sido of stationary wash tubs, electricity, con Garden Road at Chapman's corner. : creta foundation, 4ot 50x100; near Fairfield, School house. Dist. No. 20. State strcot- Thls week 0Il!v- Cut 0,,t Fairgrounds, Restaurant, west of Women's Rest Room on Fair Grounds. East Gcrvais, City Hall, Gervais. West- Gcrvais, Shaefer Building, Ger vais. Iloreb, Cif-mody Building, Gates. Central Howell, Howell Prairie Hall Association Hall. North Howell, North Howell Grange Hall. East Hubbard, City Hall, Hubbaril. West Hubbard, Crittenden Heal Es tate office, llubbanl. Jefferson, Masonic Hall, Jefferson. Liberty, Liberty Hall. Madeay, Macleav Grange Hall. Marion, W. O. W. Hall, Marion.- McKee. Belle Tassi School House, District No. 34. . Mehama, I. O. O. F. Hall, Mehama. Mill City, Hammond Lumber Com pany's Opera House. Mill City. Mouitor, Grogerson's Store, Monitor. East Mt. Angel, City Hall, Mt, Angel. West Mt. Angel, Mt. Angel Hotel, Mt. Angel. Pringle, Mrs. Reedy 's House on S. 12th street, Momingside. (Juinaby, Oregon Electric Depot, Ouin aby. Itiverview, Oregon Electric Depot at Orville. Rosoda'e, School House, Dist. No. 5. ' Enst Salem, Rickey School House. Salem Heights, Salem Height's Hall. St. Paul, City Hall, St. Paul. Seollard, McCormick 's Hall, " West Woodburn. Seotts Mills, hall over Pool hall, Seotts Mills. Shaw, Shaw School House, District No. SO. - Sidnev, Sidney Mills, Sidney. Silver Falls, W. W. Ncal's Hall, Silver Creek Falls. N. Silvcrton, Liberal University Bldg. S. Silvcrton, Evergreen SchoofHouse, District No. 10. K. Silverton, Council Chambers. W. Silverton, G. A. R. Hall. Stayton, Masonic Hall, Stayton. E. Stayton, Wright residence, near Spnniol mill ou West Stayton road. W. Stayton, Commercial Club Hall, West Stayton. Sublimity, C. O. F. Hal!, Sublimity. Turner. 1. O. O. F. Hall. Turner. Victor Point, W. O. W. Hall, over Vic tor Point store. E. Woodburn, Livery barn on Young stroet. West Woodburn, GuifS building on Front street. ,111 miuiiia ed and trampled by a horse. V 4 mc Tnn W . m ... , .. , sn . 1(,Q 450 'B;x o!)l( Sulem. WANTED Girl. Bon Ton Millinery, opposite Ladd & Bush bank. WANTED House cleaning or washing by day or hour. Inquiro for Mrs. : T7: : HIGHEST Cash pnee paid for eggs, Marion Creamery I reduce Co., I-iberty and lerry streets. sTRAY ED Small dark brown maro anii hor8e; horse slightly lamo. Phono Kdward Landc Farm0r8 5x:r. - EOR SALE House and lot 70x178, on North Seventeenth; 5 rooms, modern; Any reasonable offer accepted within thr'eo days. Edward Fitzgerald, Sa lem Hotel. WANTED Boy familiar with city to deliver papers nnd help in mailing 'room. Must have wheel. Apply at rear of Journal office, at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. SEWING MACHINES are going to be sold at once; g"od drop-head ma chines from 10.00 up; you will miss a big bargain if you don't come nt once as they must go at once. C40 State street. ! y0K SALE OR EXCHANGEt-Two ncres ot lunn in a live ruuroau town; 8x-room house and barn; acres in loganberries; near cannery. Will take good property in or near Salem in part payment; balance cash. In quire Square Deal Realty Company. Telephone Main 470. I NORWICH UNION On Good Roal Estate Security, THOSE. FOED Over Ladd & Bush Bank. Salem, Oregou I j . 1 - t I . 1 I Bungalow Bargains the rent habit and buy a home with your rent money do it now. FARM BARGAINS. If you are lookhig for a farm, I whether large or small, we can suit you. i,ct us aiiow your wants. FOR RENT. We'liave the largest list of vacant houses and store buildings for rent. MONEY TO LOAN. We write Insurance. We buy, sell and rent or exchange properties. - Bechtel & Bynon 347 State Street Investigate 0'i acres, near Liberty, all culti vated, $123 per acre. Take good Salcin property. 2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room houEB, one mile out, $2,300; terms. Large lot and house, close in, $6000. ' 2(i'i acres bearing fruit, improved, llbVHX). ' 10 acres 3-4 mile out, $3000. Hop, prune aud stock ranches, right prices. List your bargains and trades with us. We are agents for Canadian Pacific lands, $11 per acre up, 20 years to pay. Close in hotel, 30 rooms, $1300, snap. 70 acres, 30 acres fruit, house, tar and dryer, 7 miles out, $1S,500. 13 acres, Rosedale, 7 acres buildings, $3,000; ' terms. fruit, Acme Investment Company I Phone: Office, Main 477. ( Opposite Court House. 540 State St. j Employment Bureau In Connection.