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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1914)
"i. I t ' 1 I EIGUI THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OKEtiUJ. lavauAi, iw'mlcm a, i aaa- "a" 1 1 J i i M I' 'N-'i ; i i hi. i I "MEET ME AT MEYERS" , -: probably defeated. I Meyers9 Special Sales are Money Savers Monday, Tuesday and An Unrivalled Sale of Silk Monday, Tuesday and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only Ex- cellent Grade Imported Vigoreux Suitings Spe cially Priced Our $1.75 Number, Extra Special Price $1.33 per Yard Here's tlie fabric fur rough all weather wear an imported good wright suiting that will give thor ough satisfaction; just the fabric for Coats, 8uitn and Skirts 52 inches wide. We have it in two numbers only mixture effect! with oxford grey predominating in one and brown in tin other. If you real ly appreciate unusual value in de sirable suitings, be sure to view these. Unusual 1.75 $1.33 quality; very spe cial price, per yard Monday, Tuesday uml Wednesday only- - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only Wo men's Black Mercerized Lisle Hosiery Our Reg ular 25c Grade, Extra Special at 19c a Pair The Meyers' establishment is not ed for the excellent hosiery offered over the counters of that depart ment, ti lid this special offer is thor oughly in keeping with the "good goods'" standard a splendid black morceri::cd hose full fashioned of finely spun cotton in the much songht-for penniless style. . gy All sixes a good 25e I JJ grade, extra special, pair Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. All Around Town Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting 1 glasses correctly, U. B. bank building j o i Circuit Judge William Galloway, of department No. 2 of the circuit court of this county, Is in Portland hearing ; eases in Judge Cleeton's place. Judge Galloway will return to tills city Wednesday to open court. o Marriage license .....i1 .j, now management; all work guaranteed; men wore issued today, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed! ?' Ji'1' 7,.?n.1.'' u. 'inesdnyi and FriJavs. Phono 2471. w i.enr.y jvnwar i ,n n r am , ss r, , amy nciiuniio, mini in ut-ivum. -,lt l iiriliiy afternoon August Thomas and' DorolTly W illiams, both of this city, re calved 'their nintrlmonial papers. Agatos polished una mountod. Gard ner it Keeno, 38U State street. Prominent among tho attendants at the local Artisans' "Get Together" celebration nt the armory Saturday evening, who addressed tho largo gathering, were Governor-elect James Withycnuilie, of Corvallis, Congrcssninn W, (', llawlev, Judge It. G. Morrow nnd ins, ii . ii. I'.si'nouuau ami van aisiiuc, all of Portland Notice to Public. All harbor shops, hair-cutting 25c, Walilmore Juhl was committed to the, Oregon Stnte Hospital for Hie Insiinni after an exaiiiiiinlloa by Dr. t Carlo-! tun Smith, Saturday nl'lernoiin, Com-' plaint was inailii that Juhl had threat-1 eued to lull his children, Ho is the father of II and a widower, Ilia wife died two mouths ago. Union Bbop, linir cut 25c. Lot Can field, luiseinent, lliilibard Hhlg, -o- While the police were looking up Tola- tives of Emnin l.awreusoii, the strange old ladv who was picked up In the city Comfortable Reading Glasses for Winter Evenings let me make you comfortable for long evenings of rending or embroidery by supplying Rending tllnse made fur YOUR EYES. Ktop those annoying headaches and binning and smarting of the eyes under lamplight, Isn't it worth wlillet MISS A. McCULLOCH, OPTOMETRIST 2w-2io Hubbard Building Phone 100 HandMlup0n and Wool Poplins Splen- did $1.25 a Yard Quality, Extra Special at 89c Yard Kvery woman knows what exqui site gowns and dresses can be made from this rich, elinging fabric', of fine weave and lustrous, it lends it self beautifully to the making ot fine garments. Extra quality, 42 inches wide, and may be had in light green, dark olive, navy blue, Copenhagen blue and marine blue. Our Btandurd 11.25 grade, rf but for this salo specially priced at, per yard J Beautiful Black Peau de Soie Our Regular $2.00 Grade, Ex. Special $1.49 Kich, exquisitely woven l'enu do Soie of superior quulity is offered to the women of Salem at this tre mendous reduction because we must reduce the size of our present stock of bluck silks. The fabric is an ex cellent wearing silk fabric; splendid black, unequaled for suits, coats, dresses, etc. 38 inchoa wide and a staple grade at $2 $1.49 a yard. Hpc'dully priced now, a yard The House kl B M JJLOOOPXGOO U S 1 i i L ....... -A... park with over a thousand dollars in gold upon her person, Mrs. J. V. Sum- mors, of North High street, offered to g4vo her a homo. Mrs. Hummers knew the old lady in Seattle, Tho nionoy will bo deposited in a bonk to await tho arrival of relatives from Norway. Home Wet-wash Laundry Under ,, , and ivi(I,iy8i ViiniJIv wnshinff GO cents """ "aslnng, ou cents. Good services were hold in the Swedish church yesterday. Hev, .lolin i Ovall preached the sernious. The l(v. I J. O. Wuhlherg from Pasadena, Calif., will preach next lliursday evening ut 8 o'clock. All welcome. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at .1. A. Heglens, 1111 Mill street, next Thursday at 2 p. in, All invited to attend. Dollar watches at Stone's drugstore. CARD OF THANKS. To the friends who remembered our beloved dead with beautiful flowers and words of esteem, to those in the home and church, to all those who sought to comfort us in the loss of u companion and dear mother, we iniiko this grateful acknowledgement of their mil 1 1 1 101 I kindnesses. LEWIS SAVAGE, MltN. . C. FLKTCIIEII, AND I'AMILY, E. M. SAVAGE AND FAMILY, Reservation, for the Students' Ly- eeuiii Course Monday, November HI net your season ticiieis now. The mayor and city council of Mc Miiinvlllii visited the fire station of III in city today to look over Salem's niitiiuiobile fire euulpuient with the view nf Intrchiislnir il clicmlcnl rlioinel and hose cart for their city. They were taken for a spin on each of the engines of this elly and the powers of the en gines ns to speed and pumping facili ties were ileuiountiatil. They express themselves as well pleased with the Salem equipment, Go to Dr. Stone's for trusses, Owing to the great popularity of tho Journal Einbionlery Pattern Outfits, only a few of them remain unsold, aud ns no mure can be ordered, now Is the time to take advantage of this great offer. Ileineniber that four coupons cut from The Journal and lis cents are all Hint is required to oblnln a complete outfit that every woman will need fur her winter ' fancy work, "The Effects of Physical Defects! Vpnn Education" will be the subject upon which Dr, V E. Flxher will ad dress the residents of North Knlem this evening upon the occasion of the meet ing of the parent teachers lit the (limit school, Di. J. N. Smith will also ad dress the meeting In explanation of the working principles and the virtues of the promised amendment to tho Salem charter providing for a managerial commission form nf government for the eltr. The addresses will be Inter- r(:;1n:",:,fP;, ano and vocal and punch will be served. The meeting will he called to order at 7:30 o clock, Wednesday Only Sale of Excellent Silk Moire Rib bons 50c Quality, Extra Special at 37c Per Yard The ribbon section offers an ex ceptionalfy fine assortment of desir able and ever popular Moire Rib bons. With holiday timo so near and the need of ribbons naturally pre sents itself for dozens of uses, this announcement should prove doubly interesting. Pretty Bilk ribbons in black, white, light blue, navy, pas tel, pink, red, green, brown and maize, Bevcn inches wide. m Our 50c kind extra spe- -j ciul, per yard Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. Rich Black Messaline Silks-Usual $1.75 Kind, Extra Special $1.29 a Yd. This is indeed tt wonderful ex ample of value-giving, l.u.itroiiB Bluck Messaline, a good weight, high-grade quality; one of our most popular and widely used numbers; makes stylish, handsome . dresses, petticoats, cr for linings it is unsur passed; .Hi inches wide and a $1.75 $1.29 kind. Hpecinl, yard of Quality . - : CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank all the friends for i tho last two years and expects to on their ninny acts of kindness and words . large his establishment in his new lu of sympathy during the long years of, cation. affliction niiit (lentil ol our dear mis- band and father, for tho many beauti ful floral tributes; and the G, A. K. ,! lw, l,,,,l l'ir,.n nf Hie fl A. It. I fur their beautiful burial services. CAROLINE WHITE, A lit "II I K WHITE, ' niAi.niK white. Highest grade cut glass at absolutely half-price. Smith tho Jeweler, 372 Stnte. The county district boundary board, consisting of the county court nud' County School Superintendent Smith, granted three petitions heard at their HHo?p.agiheTiKt1jt,Pj:i , The warrant, for the service, ren-Hnri-is, 1). O. Bloom, W. K. Crosier ntifl dr,.,1 by the judges ami clerks of the Sim Phillips, in the Itosednle district ri'f(,"t S''"'1 election will be sent out I n.n Hiimivsiiln district, ns frm the county clerk's office toiniir- fovmorl.v. A part of School District Number 42 was placed in tho Oak ' firove District Number 10, The fomllv! ( .i,,., ii.,.,,,,,, ,,. nffected bv this I change. The DeWitt family was eniiin-j eratiMl In tho Lilierty district instead of in tho Croston district, as formerly. 1 The other cases heard at, the meet ing , r rnlny were continuiM ror runner in vestigation. The district boundary board will make a trip to Mission Hot tnms, Wednesday to look over the pro posed changes In that section. Begin new to enjoy Ufa by buying your groceries of L. M. Hoggs & Co. (Quality goes with every package, G. D. Adorn, the taxidermist, will move Into his new quarters in the Hod gers building at tho corner of High Shorthand, bookkeeping, penman ship, spelling, arithmetic, nt our night school, The knowledge acquired will ineiiii advancement for you If you me now In n place where only limited ability Is dcniniiiled, Your employer never complains definite you know tin much; and l( he finds yon have a knowl edge of things oilier than wlint yon are doing, he will soon rccognlr.p the same, adding to your responsibilities this will menu Increased pay. Enter our night school tonight and secure some of this excess .thlllty. Capital Business College Salem, Oregon j I I t .. J-Jf Eisis Wednesday Only A Sale of Men's Wool Underwear (two-piece) Usual $1.50 Grade, Extra Special at Only $1.15 Per Garment The present cold weather forcibly emphasises the need of warm under wear We've urraaged a very at tractive special offering that should prcve interesting to money savers. A good grade garment made hon estly of excellent wool, and one that will give excellent wear and a com fortable fit. A worthy underwear at its regular il .50 $1.15 price special sale price . . . Monday, Tuesday aad Wednesday only. Monday, Tuesday and Wcdnegday QnlyA Sale 0f Boys' Black Rain Capes Regular $2.50 Kind Specially Priced at $1.85 Keeping the boy dry on wet, stormy days will prevent many ills and doctor bills. Here's an offer ing of Boys' Ituiu Capes which Bhould appeal to all parents of boys. An excellent rubber cape well made and fashioned a splendid protection from the wet bus arm openings permitting freedom of ac tion. A. splendid $1.85 $2.50 article. Mpc rial price, each .... Monduy, Tuesday und Wednesday only. ; and Ferry streets tomorrow. Mr. Adern has been In business in this city for A inarriago license was Issued to ' day to Franklin It. llershberger, a fanner of Oroville, Washington, and MiBS Ida Chrisninn, a teacher, of Ma rion, it The business men's meeting will be held tonight nt the Y. M. O. A. to or ganize the class for the coining win ter's hostilities In the shnpo of biff and volley bull games. Tho meeting will be preceded by n banquet and lif ter the election of officers and the se leetionof teams a prellminnry gnnm will be played in the gymnasium. rnw- amount is approximately 204 for tho judges and clerks nlune. This does not include tho rent of the hut: buildings in which the polling places were located. Tho double sets of jmlges and clerks were used In all but one or two of the sniuller of the 73 prei Incts of the county. Smith the Jewoler is going out of business. Iluv vour Christmas gifts now. 372 State. - - . - - ) Theater TONIGHT Tho sensational laugh producer Dough and I Dynamite Bpoclal Release Keystone Oomoily IN TWO PARTS "FALSE GODS" An adventurous talt of society lire wltlt thrilling realism of political Intrigue. In two parts, Featuring Winifred Greenwood and d Ooxenu OTHER GOOD PICTURES TENCENTS Coining Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. SIXTEENTH EPIS0D8 The Million Dollar Mystery DON'T M188 IT, lira T inl Portland, Or., Nov. 9. H ap peared this afternoon that the amendment to the state consti tution abolishing capital pun ishment voted on at last Tues day's election was defeated by a small margin. Several in-' tcrior counties, however, are still to report. VERDICT OF VOTERS IS AGAINST HANGING Portland, Or., Nov. 9. Whether the bill abolishing capital punishment as a penalty for murder in Oregon ha9 been adopted by the voters is a question that the returns from Tuesday's election; thus far have wiled to reveal. j With returns missing from only three, of the 34 counties in the state, the j measure now has a favorable majority of 25 votes. Grant, Lake aud Malheur counties are the only oncB that have not yet reported. As Crook, Harney and some of the other counties of Cen tral Oregon have returned slight ma jorities in favor of the bill, it is pos sible that the present lead will he maintained. However, the vote is BO close that a single county may affect it cither way. ! This is the only measure on the bal-J lot still in doubt. ' ' Normal Schools Lose. . Both the normal school bills seem to have lost in tho Btnte at large. With returns from 24 of the 34 counties in the stato available and this includes the figures of most of tho populous counties the Ashland normal is nearly 20,000 votes behind. It is certain that the counties yet to be heard from can not affect it. The voto now stands: For Ashland norinnl 57,400 Against Ashland norinnl 77,224 Majority against 19,700 Belated returns nlso continue to give adverse majorities to tho Weston nor mal in Eastern Oregon, I)dlt and Washington counties, which reported yesterday, went heavily against both schools. The following is tho votet on tho Western normal: For Weston normal 01,392 Against Weston normal 70,H81 Majority against 14,489 T.il,..-;un tl, 1.111 nrn.'l.llm, f , nitv and conntv consolidation continues to fall behind. Many of the outlying counties, evidently not understanding the lnensuro, havo gone decidedly against it. The vote now is 55,018 fur and 07,002 against a negative major ity of 11,380. KAISER'S TROOPS MOVING. The Hague, Nov. 9. A heavy move ment of Gentian troops from Frnnce and Belgium was reported" here this afternoon to be in progress to the westward. It was assumed that they were on their way to attempt the stemming of the Russian advance Into East Priissiii and Silesia. MORE NEW CASES. Washington, Nov. 9. Several new cases of the foot and mouth disensel were discovered today in Luniustcr' county, 1'a. Thii Canadian embargo was ordered I as a precautionary measure. It prc- i vents the shipment of livestock, except for immediate slaughter, from tanada; to the t'nited Slates, and virtually pre-1 vents all shipments, from this country to Canada. The fear thnt the disease would spread through ears used be tween tho I'nited States and Canada caused the order. 1 Later the government extended its quarantine to New Jersey, Thirteen states are now affected. Tuesday from 8 to 8 p. in. the Salem Six O'clock Club will meet at First Methodist church. 1 1 on. I. II. Van Winkle will review the new city char U'r. -Men of Salem invited. John Schulti, who was arrostcd last week mid lodged In the county'' jail on a charge of assault wilh a danger ous weapon on (leoige Hrnwn, of New berg, was arraigned in justice court this morning and hound over to the grand jury on IlI'Mi bonds. The bonds were not' furnished and Schulty. went back to jnil. Ill the city bowling league tho Elks aad 1 1 ii user llros. tennis will clash to night on the Club alleys. The Ellis am the league lenders and will en deavor to maintain their lend, while the Mausers say II Is time for them to start something. The Printers ami the (iiiiceis will bowl tomorrow night on the Electric alleys. The (Iroceis and Printers are contesting for the cellar championship nt present und loiiiorrow night's games are pincticaliy certain to put some one iihcad. According to a telegram received by K. F. Hrowti of (lieeiiwood, Polk couu lv, tl. MaUke, the fiillier, and Otto Mal.ke, the brother of the lale Hubert Mntr.ae, will arrive next Wednesday or Thursday to take charge of the estate of the latter, Robert Malake whs shot and killed early Sunday morn ing, October 2.1, by his friend, E. F. IIiowii, who mistook him for a burglar. Young Matlie was an automobile re pair man nud a short time before his death had established a ganige on State street, just wet of While A Son' ' feed si in e, Over four million and a half pounds, or D202 tons, of candy were manufac tured by seven randy making plants in Oregon during the pnst year, accord ing to statistics gathered by, Labor r. ....... :..;...., ll.,fr r,,r 1,1. I,l,ii,il r. port. These factories employed n total of 170 In the manufacture of these j sweetmeats and paid them In wages and salaries an aggregate of (141,205,1 or a little over three cents per pound fur the entire product, Also a total nf 507 bread and bakery establish ments In the stale produced an nggre- j gate output of all kinds of products' to the value of 1 1,070,1133 during the ' year, and paid out In wages and sal-1 arles to tho total of 1.157 employes an i , nKKr'Rn,p pl "14..151. GL0BE TODAY AND TUESDAY EEATRIZ MICHELENA In- SALOMY JANE 5 ACTS Also MISS DE WINTRES Ventriloquist Extraordinary Headline act at the Empress Theatre, Portland, last week Same Price 10c 2 Hour Show COMING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY THE WIFE Klaw and Erllnger Production BORN. MOISAN To II r. and Mrs. Albert Moisan, of. Brooks, Oregon, Sunday, November's, 1914, nt 8 p. m., a nine pound girl. Mr. Aloisnn, the father of tho new arrival, is a young and prosperous farmer of the Brooks neighborhood nhd the son of F. X. Moisan, of old pioneer stock, who has lived in Ma rion county, east of Brooks, nearly nil his life, The daughter Iiiib been nam ed Sarah Ann. JOHNSON To Mr. and -Mrs. Edgar Johnson, of Hustel Green neighbor hood, about six miles north of Sa lem, Oregon, .Monday, November 9, 1914, a nine-pound boy. Mr. Johnson, the father, is un enter prising aud prosperous veiling fanner of the Hazel Green neighborhood, and tho embryo citizen will sail through M'1'0 ,"",,'r mi"11' of J'l"yi1 K'1b',,r- Special 7-Day Sale Of Groceries and Meats There is no doubt this store is milking the lowest prices oa Gro ceries in Knlem, Ilelow you will find 12 big bargain specials. These prices will prevail at Dunum's Mar ket for one week, or until tho next i:'snc of this paper. BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, SALE PRICE, POUND 3flc 70c pail Pure Lard, Bale price.. 70c No. 1 Hard Wheat Tlour, none better; credit storo price $1.70; tale price $1.60 Valley Flour, sale price $1.30 Ohirnrdolll's Chocolate; regular prlco JOc; snle price 30c Pure Ollvo Oil from California: anle price, full o.u:irt 70c Baldwin Applos, froo from worms; inle price, per box 60c Dry Onions; lor sale pries, 20 lbs. ,20c Bonne de Anjenu Pears; fine eat-, ing pears; nilc price, doien...ldc Pure Porlt por pound Bnusnge; tale price, 12', ac Sweet Potatoes; rale price, 10 pounds for 25c Fifty cent Tea, Jnp. E. B. or Gun Powdur; tola price -ioc 30c, Blend Coffee; salo price, per pound 20c We li'idersell all other L'niceiy st'iies In Haleni becuuse we buy null sell for eiiidi und pny no rent, "plni'e your older during this sale uinl take ndvnntuge ot the extremely low prices we offer. Trade where you get Ino cents worth of gtoceries on'the dollar. Damon's Market rbotio 68 855 No. Commercial St. We deliver ay place In East, West, North or South Balem, W1 SALEM, OREGON, stop at BLIGH HOTEL Btrlctly Modern Ptee and Private Baths. RATES 70c, $1.00, 11.50 PER DAY. The only hotel In the business district. Nearest to all Depots, Theatrea and Capitol Buildings. A Home Away from Hone, T. O. BLUllt, Prop. Both Phonea free Auto Bus. NEW TODAY - SALEM CHIMNEY SWEEP. Phone 19. 20 R. 1. RED HENS Sell cheap. 1417 Market TWO vacant lots to trade for a house and lot. I'houe 1570 W. OLD PAPERS for carpets; 10 cents per hundred. Journal office. FOR SALE Young fresh cow, with calf. 6!l North Twenty-first. FOB RENT 4-room modern house, 230 South Fourteenth street. FOB SALE Young Jersy milch cow for sale. 593 North Twentieth. WANTED By experienced dressmaker, sewing by the day. Phone 80-F-2. THE HOME of "Hot" Chicken ! Ta males is Fred's Night Lunch. FOB SALE Flanders roadster auto. Address O. P. Given, Turuei, Ore. POTATOES FOU SALE 70c per bush i el. Phone 8-F-23. VT. M. Schuelt. FOR RENT Two well furnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire at 401 ii. Cottage. TWO LOTS TO TRADE for cattle or hogs. Phice 00. Address R. 3, Box 92. niOH'K GOAT MEAT l'or sale nt the soap works, cheap. - 1230 Kerry. Phone 683. 1I01ISE TO HOUSE wanted; either, sex. mini Block. 80UGITOKS Call IS Hiey- FOP SALE Dray fluorlt horse, weighs about 1 150; will eell cheap. Capital City Creamery. ' GOAT WHAT First clnss only, at Oe per pound, by a half or a wholo. Phono 2100 M. FOR RENT Four-room house, partly furnished. Also housekeeping rooms. Piune lil". 1'til Mill. TWO UK'S WANTED to cut out oak posts. Two miles west of West tin. lem. It. F. Schuett. SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT-1B.0O per month. Ueiitleinaii preferred. 5S1 North Church street. FOR KENT Fiirnithed housekeeping rooms nenr city ball. 330 North High, phono 4. FOl7" RENT Furnished complete si room modern cottage on Englcwood cni lino. Phone l20 R. FRESH IK II.STEI N-.l ERSEY COW--will calve soon. Young Jersey cow; good milker, 4l). 1417 Market. IHIMESTEADEIM LOCATED Wo can locate a tew persons on home stends. Siiinro Dial Realty Co FOR RENT Hmnll three-room' cot tngo in suburbs. Address Rebecc B. Anderson, CB7 N. Front street. FARM FOU RENT Oood .l-room bun galow and ten ueres of improved laud at. Albiinv. $1.1 per month. In quire at 3311 North High, Mrs. Rook lldge, Salem. FOR SALE Or trade for good cow, a surrev, nearly new; undercut, canopy top, holds four. Cull Center Street llaru. PERSON TAKINU wrong overcoat at Armorv Sulunlay night can get th-'ir own' by calling nt The Journal ol'tice. COMPETENT YOl'Nd LADY stenog rapher wants position after Dcceio ber I. Hood references. Phono IU1II-R. FOR SALE AT A I1ARIIAI N-S-rooin miiilern house, good barn, on tract, Hill bv lldil feet, close ill, SipiuiK Uinl Realty Co. A (iOdll, STRONG HONEST HOY of 211 waals work; must have something to do Immediately. Phono 2300, or cull room 207, Masonic lluibl'.ng. notice, horsemen w have .1 method tor relieving lameness; guar antee cure of navicular trouble. Fair (iioiiails Shops. J. C, Henries, Mg'. NKH1T SCHOOL Yonug people who w.inl to lnereiio their efficiency should rend the adv. of tho Capital lliisiaess ollege elsewhere In thii Ismic. LOST-Hinnll lilnch velvet pulse, con taining 30 or :l.1 In gold and check on the Hibernian Savings Hunk of I'oitlaiiil, Liberal reward. 1'hiiuo 712-J. FOR KENT Ono flveiooin modern bungalow and one four-room house with city wnter. tl. W, Laflcr, 400 lliililinrii building. FOU SALE 30 acres, nenr Eugene, of garden hind! good buildings. On Pa i cil'ic highway. Tonus to suit nt .0 per eentt J. II. linker, Junction Clly, Or"gon. TAKEN CP Strnv diirk bav gelding; Indistinct brnnd left hip; about II 'ill. N. C. Petteys, old JlaniH place, Wallace road, I'.y miles north of steel bridge. FORI) I Alt FOR SAI.I'j -A rare bargain IPII model, ns good as new. Call and Investigate before it Is too lale. Auto Exchange (linage, 170 South TWellin street. Politic 770. FOR SALE-20 acres 3 miles from Hindi's bank, nil In cultivation! fair ly good house and barn. Will tnk" a house and lot In Hit lent as part 1 pBVinent. Inquire for John Himoo, West Hull-in, or phone 2I.1I-W, FOR HALE Complete garage repair hup equipment belonging to lat Robert Miit.ke, HtHtn street, between Commercial and Front. All inncliliiii tools, etc,, new and latest design. Address E. V. Hrnwn, Independence. WANTED Employment at once by gond steady worker, excellent hand with horses and stock. Very best of lo'lil relVrenees. Wages no object. Address C. F II,, 1 KM Fall mount avenue, Haleni, 4' 1 i i