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H0 K0BBY SHOES TO SET OFF YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT THEY ARE DUR ABLE AND COM FORTABLE ALSO. 0 R E G 0 N S H 0 E STORE Shoes THE MARKETS MM!,, All quntutioiiH on grains and mill ,uff " llii' Mime tntluv as last Mirdajr. The min-kt has assumed u ?1,,nK Mtitiale. Tlic g nil scarcity M onop, ,i .,., f ,,, nim ( prn Cijf.priiia a few weeks ago hi finally had its effect, as the local jetket ndmiMT,! i" mm per box to- The mj,,.n iivillln. ,t ii,tt ur.lti v f 1 1 r F":"' ''' cok, tdnv Wiltons .i, ,.,.,lts I"1"1 f"r 'W a n.l lien now flV, timothy, per t011 ST, P' ion u l4 vetch .... "tit jj'Ht, P,.r i;';;;;;;', IT pound . J"". Ir ton .. Zbf? U"liol yi Ibrlcv Urn '- fldfii ,.',"'";; Tmn .E,g" "d Poultry. "Si' ""1u"'u' fu,, ' 'er I'm. BuUet- Cij !;::: i-i .. ' Ul!l.'f, ier p,,,,,,,! t,vv. v'Ki)lej. 1 1 '."' rw ; nUM,i-;:; !lU0,eo). "",i.... ft .s.:,u(i; ...tlOftiijl iM.'Jit I 'J M ... .'ofti.'i W7 WH.;,0 iHti Illi- I'.V ..i.-."rr? fl.M HI i!.r(i :t.5u -..iU('tli)r tl.'i' He l.V l..".f itOf l .r,r mit. naval V-'.;.Vn 'j..-o 4',,e :i.r,or.v4 7'mc lfti 1.2.1 ii.no i.r,o M.23 VitcisVjc Il.tiO t l.-'"' j J,tk,. Cr; K.uLk.T "', 1 ox tl.75 4r ) agf Announce fT our" J OPENING fiP DISPLAY A JnJ Newest Welcome Spring Specials All of the specials recently advertised in the large circular are still in effect and several new ones have been added. We mention only a few here. Corset Cover Embroidery 85c Values 65c 40c Values. 30c 75c-65c Values 50c 30c Values. 25c Embroideries, Edgings, Insertions Values to 14c, now 10c T Attractive New Summer Dresses For Girls from 6 to 14 Years $1.25 Dresses 98c; $1 Dresses 86c Splendidly made garments of good materials. There are many dark colors among them. ) Here D A f iffMll i "t Yhar injaps Him r i TOBMEB M I 1 1 1 if U KP ADVERTISED H i. I I 111 XL.V' v PHICES V f "'"""" J still hold I f V JJ TRY SALEM FIRST Pork, dressed lc Veal, dressed 10(iil2e Spring lamb Te Steers (ircid'c Cows S(a)5'jC Wethers .7.5 a c Eetail Price. Creamery butter , -iQ-: Flour, hrd wheat .2.10( SJ.tiJ flour, valley l.Sjf' Egg;i, per iluMtii 20c Sugar, per ewt 6.W' Portland Markets, l'oitliind, Ore., March I. Wheat l 'lull, 1.25; hlm.sl.'iii, I.'JII. tiatu No. I white feed, $i:i.2.'; gray, lia.l. y K-c.l, tjSn. Hon llcvt live, , l'l inio Mleerx, J7.')0(f 7.N(I; faury 'fi. H."infn)(l.7(l; liest calvcH, Mftr.S.23; .ii.iK lit tit l, i(iS."iO. Ilii'.Ui t'ity creaiiiery, 34'ii( Hclwt.'d local t'XtiUH, llle. Ilea, lie; liroilois, 1 tCul : ; Rt'em1, 10c. ST. PM NEWS I.. 1 Krnxt Jinil 1'red 1'fii'fi'i' have just coHi.i.tcil a (jruldiinu enntrar lor Smith l!ion., cIcuiinK III acrna In in ilayH. Thia ia imnio record. ; Mih. Tayhir, of .luiieuu, Alniika, who nan vinitiiiK lnn last week, coiiti'm .lati opcuinif a iircdleeral't "tore In .t. I it u I and iualiii( thia her futun' hoiti i. Thi'M' were two i'iiiicihIh la Unite villc lart week, liulli luiii( old iiu- lll't'M, T!ie llulti'villi' aluivN have conliiict c. lor their butter au.ily frinii the M. I'aul cieiiiiiery. The cslahlixliirieiit of the Hlttr route il.etwiet. tliin .laen ami Onnald will lend to unify tin. Intercut of the twit I'lui'.'H ami iromotii u better innlei' Htaii linu than haa ini'Miilcd In th'1 1'U-1. It would be well to hold a joint i clchiuliiin over the event with the olije-i ol' MtaitiiiK u H""1' fiada cam pit mn and niiliiiij a ier.tiiiueut luud .between the two tiiviif. It eveiy body ut ea.-h end ui the line will a1'' liimy there Ik no reBou why we ahnuld not have a ood nmvel rnml an. I have It thm year. 1 Walter WVuitetiroth of Doiuild in en dcavoriiiK to imloee the county nmrt J.i okii it rnad from the Weiwdiint i'lltee titrotiKh the Wenuenrnth tract to Tom t oleniaii 'a, which it Ik claimed will Khorten the rout between here and llonithl very materially. W ik haa been aturted tin the cutoff at the ,1. N. McKay farm whi.lt, when rntmdptml, will greatly ahotten the j distance to Hrondiicreii. ( Iiiik. Kneii tiii(r U behiml the movement to have I the hill near the latter place cut d.iwn and reduced to an H jer cent Rrade. Our Spring Shoes for Women Are Clever Just a Little Smarter Than Ever Before. Reasonably Priced which will uli-o be u bf( improvement, I Mica Alodia Murphy wna a visitor to the legislature at Knlein last week. The warm weather this lart week eniiHed the early Hardeners to uf jlumy nod the etorea have nul'ferod a 'raid on their Heed aitppliey, Kven the writer wuh htiried to action and scat- tend n few lettuce Mieda in a likely apot. Mia. Murphy, of North liend, ia via- jiti.i her Kiaiiilmother, .Mrs. .Xlnni'ure. .1. II. MmiiKie reporta the Mile of ; lL'ill) idla of American why feiu-inK " .1. X, McKay with the neeeaaary ateel ! anchor jioata. This material ia to be iim'iI in feneiiij; off the new road ltiiroii(.i Mr. McKuy'a fiiriu. I M:h. (ieoi'Ke Colchtier wna vinitinij 'with f'lienda in Ha lem laat week. I (lonrp.0 l-'aber ia haviiix a cement milk house erected on hia city prop erty. ! The entire fourth (iinde of the llutteville Kchool piwd a recent apell iiiK context with a perfect K"'d of Kill per cent. Their tea.er, .Miaa Ka tlier Nelaon, ia very hi(hly plenaeil with j their ahowiuv, as well flic tuiitht In'. I tim-aie Lauibert and Henry Ituyiuonil nlteii.lr.l a .Imiicc in l.iil'nvette laat !Siitni'day eveniiiK. ; II. I.. Vnn de Wiele waa a bnalneaa iviaitor to I'oitlaud laat week. , Donald wini I a a nrwapaper; ao doea St, I j ill. Until are willing to offer in ilucemenla, Here ia a chance for aonie lenleipiisiux aeribe, Woodbuin Juile- . peuileiit. ! CONSULS SELECTED. I u iisliiiiHtou, March 1, The following ; iioiiiiiiiiliiiua were aent to I he senate ! lo.liiv by 1'icsiilent Wlboni .loli n K. I 'ut mi in. of Mount Hunt, Dr., to b" coliaul, claa S. (I, (I. Mnrali, Wcnnt. iiee, Wah., to be oii.'il, cluaa II, S. .1, Dyer, of Sun I'raneiaeii, to bo nii'iiil, c!ua II. A fool shows his follv and luiowa II Hot, but n wise guy knows his folly and shows it not. oftea weaken ertn a itron tomtihilion ai ilown Ll Btrrom lymptomi, Ui gnor and repeated coldi. armt'9 I'MI'IJUnN la tialtilna. tnonsanos eTrrj tmjj rr oil-food enriches the blood, alds'the lungs-It Is slremrth-sastslnlnf tonic Ires from alcohol, thy it. fY'J indoors 1 VbSJ VSJ -A THE BAIiBM CAFITAJ, joukha. SALEM. OREGON. 1 C0L0NE MERCER IS ; 0UTAFTER BIG JOB Board of Control to Pass cn Command ant for Old Soldiers' Home Believed Present Officer Will Bo Retained. Colonel W. G. U. Mercer, of Iiose- borff, wno acneu a eerReant-at-armsi of the senate ior ine past three sessions, is a landidntc for roinmaudaat of the Oregon soldiers' home ami has filed his application with (lovernu- IVithreonibe as chairman of the state board of con trol, for t,io position. All members of the bonrd, however, who have expressed themselves upon the mutter have de clared that Commandant Kliler, who has been in .iharc;o of I lie hrme for several years, lias given imminently satisfac tory service, nrM there seems no dis position on the part of the board to mako a change. Colonel Mercer has been very indus trious in his efforts to secure the post, and during the last session circulated a petition among the members the senate, which was signed by all of them but one, asking that ho be pven the place. , Since the petition was filed, however, one of the senators who sign ed the petition has written the hoard stating that ho had signed it under a misapprehension, and inasmuch as he deemed the present management of the home entirely satisfactory and an unq-ialified success he asked that his nanii) be stricken from the petition. Other senators have stated that they signal the petition under the impres sion that Colonel Mercer desired per mission to occupy one of the vacant ! cottages at the home with his family, , inasmuch aa he w:is in need and hiid J not considered him in the light of a candidate for the position aa command ant. Numero-a other applications have been made for the position, one. of which is from an old aoldier of Halter county, which was made early in the session, but the majority of the board 'of control are of the npinioii that inns- jmucli as it is a very difficult position to fill mid that Comniandant W. W. I Klder haa given perfect satisfaction in his management, there is no need of making a change, and it is not prob able that one will be made. i aumsvilleIews i . Mr. Hidenhour and little daughter, Mniy. of Dallas, visited last Saturday with hia daughter, Mrs, Merry J'runk. Mr. Davis of I'ortlnnd came Thurs day evening with Kherm Swank to do somo fixing about the electric lights. I F. W. Hnyungs the hanker was a j business visitor in Salem Wednesday. Mrs. Mayuuga attends to business in his absence. MrB. H. C. Lewis mid children went to Seio Friday t visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. J.imllcy. They returned home Monday, Walter Aloy; of Newberg and A. I.ae ey w-.;ro lure nn business Saturduv. They relumed to Xewhen bv wnv of I.Saloir Mnndnv,'., . I.arl I'r.ink. the ,"'e ?on of Mr, auJ Mi". Harry J'runk, was taken very '11 Monday irght i''th aeuto indigesliin causing him to hnve two convulsions Tuesduy. The little fellow seems to be improved very much at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Myers of Salem came Sunday evening to attend with hip i brother W. Myers, the funeral of their nephew at (Intes, Monday, who was killed while at work in "the woods ut Mill City with a cable. An enjoyable afternoon was spent Monday by fourteen of the junior girls at the home of - llattie and Thelma Myers. They organised a sewi-ig club, liuby Speer was elected president. Hat tic Myers, vice-president; Oeorgie Al bee, secretary, and Nettie Kberhardt, treaanrer. After the business was fin ished they played iiut-of-door-ganics, ancll ttm In) uclilitl. filfii.U man ,!.. t.a.. and last couple out after which eandv wnn-paase.il ami raey aoon took their de parture, The members and gueats of the 1'ria- ; cilia club were delight fully entertained by their president, Mrs. H. S. Swnnk, tit I her home Wednesday afternoon. 1'nder Mrs, Swank's proficient leadership, the i club lias become very popular as it fills la long felt social want. After a few I hours of needlework and short business .session, Miss l.elu Hein assisted the I hostess ia serving a delicious lunch. Kocoit LOCAL HOO SITUATION. Although a good many cars of hints! jhav. been shipped from Hubbiird the! ()f';i( '. K "A rha, ' ! .' !"."" ", !f ,h,,'"r: "'llriet and'will probably go to work next!"' tho A : ni in .inn- i iiiiv i ii in nn i nt'v mi. In ..., ,.,. .... L... fl'l (.. . I . . "" V" " , I' nine 1 1141 II "in- K-nnill, loo, ior 1 US .1 i '., , 1 , , . ,; ""t 1' During the Hi of .lanuar..- there he prospects were good or a talr.lvrl, d(r,lvt.ri,, fr ,,e Anroia poat profit had ordinary cond.t.ons pre-L,..,. , ,.,...,, .,,,,:, :,,, vailed, Hut t hit t Imped for condition' went glininiering, The war In Europe is pnrlislly bltnncl with it, 1V0( soon I,, tu. 1.. L. ... ri'i'L? . T'.,. ,!"'"fit ro"1,1 '".I i..'","i 1 11" iiimii,i-i vviin jioooeii. with hous partly finished and then what little chance for n fair price re- mnine.i, itianppenreii fiitireiy. Th", 'market wa weak at H,;i1 nod ao It 1 went from bud to worse. Some were' j afraid to hold on longer because nf the foot and mouth disease which had I played liavon in Inn 11 v states and wax disenvered a short distance rust of 1 Portland. This filial scare and Hie 'continued high price of food settled It, In many cases Ihe btoo, sows na I well a many others were sent to .market in 11 half fat condition. All however undorstiiiid where the trouble; was nod are not discouraged. In fu.-l j the inn 11 who en bring his herd. through win not nniy no roitutiate, but ill (he same time be able to cniiunaiid n good price for his hogs, for bleeding : purposes na well as meat, Goin aloe' brood sows will be iu great demand i'p.-ially If tlm feed subject can be settled. Onlv a few iniide much on l.ngsihia year but the trouble was not chargeable o any localeaose, Hub bard Enterprise, DATE TOR OREGON HEARING BET. Washington, Man Ii I. The t'nited States' supreme court gilllited today the novel iiiiieiit 'a motion to advance tin) date of Ihe hearing nf Ihe Oregon laud rase. The date of tho hnuring was set for April 13. KOTO AY. MARCH 1. 1915. TWO INDICTED IN LAND-FRAUD CASE Frank E. Alley and Carlos L. Byron Accused by Federal Grand Jury at Portland. I Portland, March 1. Frauds in Gov-i ernmeat. land operatioas are charged against Frank K. Alley, of Koseburg.' and Carlos L. Hyron, of Seattle, Wash- ington, in an indictment returned hyl the Federal grand jury. Itoth appeared! voluntarily at the office of the t'nited i States marshal an, deposited the re-! quired $2000 bonds for their appear-! anee when desired. They have been in the city for several days, having un-i (lerstood a true bill would be found' against them. The indictment contains six counts i and alleges the defendants presented j to the Koheburg Land Office six false; and untrue timber affidavits and stone affidavits and claims with the intent: to dcfiaud the I'niteil States. The! claims involved are stated in the iu- dietment to be the claims of Kimiia iJ Jlroekwell, lv'achel C. Williams, Mamie, I. Fisk, Charles C. Ernest, Elizabeth! Bonrdman and Henrv V, Kizer. I Claims Held to Be Costly. j It is charged bv the Government! that the nniilicntion showed in cuch: ease that the applicant had made a1 personal examination of the land and that the land did not exceed 12.") iu; value. It is alleged in the inilictnient lhat none of the applicants ever saw the land prior to filing upon it and that each claim is worth more than fl,()it: It is charged that the two de fendants were engaged in (he business of locating persons on these lands and charging a fee of approximately ifoOO for each filing. According to Vnited States District Attorney Reamea, the case is brought by the Government because of the re cent decision in the ense of the 1'nited Stales vs. Small, decided bv that t'nited States Supreme Court a few days ago, in which it was held that it is a crime for a person to swear false ly in regard tf a matter made material only by a ruling of the General Land Office in those eases where a rulinii is made for the purpose of enforcing! the law and is a regulation addressed io tne encouragement ot ine a.lunnis trillion of the law. Defendants Well Known. Mr. Alley is a well-known timber dealer and horseman of lioseburg, with! a wide Bccpmintiinco throughout the. state. Mr, Brown is a timber operalor and locator of Seattle, who has dealt for a number of years in Oregon prop erty of this character. Dan .1. Mnl arkey, of this city, and Edward M. Comvns, of Seattle, have been engaged nn their attorneys and they propose to make a spirited legal right against the indictment. ' AURORA NEWS Mrs. A. D. Yemen was in Aurora Thursday from her home at East Buttcville. K, .V. M. Cone was among (he well known Butteville people here Friday. Mrs, Fred Fargo and Mrs. lid Bowers of Fnrgo were in the citv Tliursdnv. Mr, and Mrs. 1(. 11. Wolfer and Mrs. John Shoppard were here chopping Thursday from Wolfer I'rnirie. C. C. Oldfield, the popular Meridian bachelor and epicurian, waa transacting business here Monday, Halph Zimmerman was here Sunday from Portland to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chrit Xiiuinermiiu. VV. P. V ii rater was n Portland visitor Tuesday. He weal down to order n stock chute for the Southern Pacific i ar tnia ,,,i.cc iiiio mougm , K . . . . i i i.. .1.- .I.: i.r ' ...i.'. - - e. vi.. r, . uni'lll nun llimil III 'i'- cent Hospital Sunday Hireateneil with blood poisoning from an abscess en his right foot. lie wna lali.-n to III" hoa pital that his case may be closely j WR,,'U1 Dan Maisli, who some time ngo left for San Francisco, came dona from Corvallis where he is attending ). A. C, having decided that nrollia Vis P'enterultraetious than the esposilion city. The suit of " Huck'' Hub hiiison against C, C. Gibson for money c'liiuiel due for ea. e and feed of horse was decided lust week in .Insticc Critten den's court in favo: of llibson. Letters have been received from Webb .Moulder who ia temporarily al Phoenix, Arizotiii, He ia slill undecid ed as where lie will locate aa hia health doea not improve and he is slill losing weight and strength. L, I. Snyder has accepted a position ,!. ! Hn wilt Shmmii ystrni-iy ti se,. county trMC'HMirf U. J' . ViVMf con- .1 ...I eernttiL' Ihe work, , -i .... ,;.,t.:,... ,.,, 1. .,,,., in "..' ; 1- I ... .,. ; .,' ,, iecea of nun I were collecled, 11... ,1., ..t ,,1,1,1, nn. it 'll no Is Aurora observer. W FOR ACHING 1 nnn.t an.M f.u, tinrnttir. fftftt Uirnl lea r-t. sweaty fWt oiling feet, tir.sl , Good bye corns, callouses, bunions and raw snots. No luoro shoo tight ness, no moro limp ing with pain or drawing up your face in agony. TIZ" Is maglcs.1, acts right olf. "HZ" draws out pet your foot misery. Ah I how comfortable your feet foci. Get a 28 cent box of "TIZ" now at ahy druggist or department store. Don't suffer, ilavfl gooil feet, glad feet, feet that never swell, never hurt, never pet tired. A year's foot cuufurt guaisntecd or money refunded, SORE ID FEET SPRING FOR Mosher is in a position to turn out the best there is in MEN'S CLOTHES. Union journeymen tailors, the newest fashions from the best sources, the highest quality fabrics, all contribute to the excellence of Mosher-made clothing. And when it comes to prices ours readily bear comparison with those of other firms. See the latest suitings for Spring clothes. D H M Tailor to Men 344 STATE GERVAIS NEWS I I l'.va Henjamiii, who is still in the, Salem hospital is gaining daily and will no doubt be able to eonio home in a few days. Mrs. lioss Cutsforth left Tuesday for Portland where she will spend a couple Saturday night, was towed into the hur of weeks with her sister Mrs. Clyde bor here toiiny. Lattersby. Sim will be thrown- into a French Henry Kirk wood and family went, to prize court. McMinnvillo lo celebrate his and his; 'inter s birthday on Hie 2,"Mh. They K"' supposed to be the oldest twins in Oregon The many friends of Miss Anna Tan.lor will be sorry to learn that shei has gone to a Portland sanatorium on account, of ill heulth. j .1. K. Cutsforth, John Klene and Olio' Schwab attended the meeting of the Marion County Kiitttl better Curriers Association which met ut Aurora Hun-! day. II. I). Olson our genial S. P. Agent' has accepted the agency at Oregon City and expects to leave as soon as the conipiiny sends a man to relieve him. You cannot hold u good man down. Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Marshall were pleasantly surprised last Thursday night bv thoir neighbors. Itcfresh- meats wero served and a genuine good time was enjoyed. There wero about, twenty-five present. iiuu-ucre sioca ranca, including an The Brooks School celebrated Wash-1 stock and implements; loO acres in eul ington's birthday. The program con-1 tivation, balance pasture, of which HW(i sisted of addresses, patriotic songs, niicres is level land, tunning water and flag raising and a chicken dinner, I llirca wells; good house uail limns; served by the ladies of the community, I close to school; lociiled in Willamette Hon. I'm nk Davy, lion, Dana H. Allen I valley and 7 mi lei from good town, and Superintendent Waller M. Smith j Price $20 per acre. were the principal speakers. About two hundred attended the celebration. For Thursday, Mrs. Eugene Manning invited n number of her friends and neighbors to a quilting and "rag boo" llwil ,.-nu ,ill,r m, ini',,,1 1.., nil m1i were fortunate enough to be there.!. 1" e,cs all under . nil, vnlion, S acres Mrs. Manning is a charming hostess, "' '" . vetch, some small buildings, ami served her guests with a suniptu- l""l,''-v "V'1"".''1 ' ?:'"!M V1'1' "tr,,w ous dinner. Considerable work was ne "''";. loganberries. Una la a g.ti.l eompliaheil and the guests departed ''', )',, miles Iroiu S,,cni. Price 22(HI; , ,visi,1( ,.,. muny mne ,,,, dava,- .INK'' Oervnls School Notes. Those iicilhcr abaenl nor tardy for, I he inonlh ending February IIHh were; Firs I grade Tresaa Goetjca, Cleo tioeljen. Arlellica MeDougall; Second' grade Susie ( liaiiili.'.rlin, Laurence Stewart, I hire Hume; Third griule ' lioss .Mejhiiigall, ivniily Larson; l oiirin KiHiii Minnie. i iiiensiin, hcocmcvi- pij,,, fjiui per lure, Briuus, Wayne (ileaaon. The following were visitors in 1 1n-, II i.ctes of hind all in bearing or prininry room the jiasl montli; Mrs, S, jchnrd, located .jut t outside of the city II. Brown, Supervisor John W. L, , limila, in South Salem. Will trade lor Smith, Mrs. Turrell nii.l II. I. Mars, ; . -i t y properly of ev en Milne. J'rine Visitors are coniiiiiiy invite, I at anv time. MEItl.i: DIM II K, Teacher. CIIArTER OF EASTERN STAR IN STITUTED. Friday night, February III, J!H5, ol Ihe O. I S. was institiiled Mnaonie, hall in Oervtiis. 1' A II. .111... U'. ll,....l I',, 1 .. ,', .'1 V . . 1 ; ; !payinent. 1'iice ifo'J.m. ol Portland, instituted the chapter, and 1 wns nasUtcd by Mra. Maude Stiaiisa, ,-, acres, all under cultivation; new . Griind Mnri hiil, of Albany, end Mrs. j ,.,,, ,isleied house, new barn, chick. Mnble Settleinicr, Grnnd Ksliier, of . house, woodshed, well, Vj miles from Woodbitrn, Salem, Will take res id e pmperty oii Evergreen linpler No. II ol i mil- i burn, exemplified the work, Gieir be- lug about '.W cliurter members, niter which n bmin'il'iil fount waa actvcil, The following officers wee chosen ; Worthy Matron, Sylvia .loner; Worthy Patron, uoinro (mulct; Aaancinte ,Mn- Iron, I vv 11 11 Miller; Seercliny, M.a. Pearl Stevens; Ticnaiircr, l.oy ilmies; COti duet reus, Mrs, Koineo Goiilit; Associate Coiidiictreis, Mis. Virginia Hue t 1 ; Chaplin, Mra. f 'In 1 11 .loues; Mursliiil, Mrs. I.. B. Miller; Otgiinii.t, Mrs. Ag- ! ties iloiiea; A.I11I1, Mrs, Annie Sicginiiud ; jltutli, Mrs. Maty Schwab; Esther, Mta, llertliu Hoover; .vtiirttia, .11 1 H, I.I1.11I11 tn Is 11 1 In Hue ( uta S, Paul iloiiea; iN'ntinol, Hcman II. Ho.mter.- tlervnia STAYTON SURPRISE PARTY, A very pleasant birtlnliiy nurpliae pnrty was held at the d. II, Anderson home iu this eltv on Monday evening of this week. 'Ihe occirdnn was Mra. A tuleraon ' 112nd birthday, and alter an all tho poisonous evening of jollity aeaonci with re exudation which f reslimetits brought by the gueata, they J.iilf tin the f.-ct, n wished Mrs, Anderson many returns Lao "TIZ" sad for- .f the da v. Those present worn Mr, and Mra. B. I ,. Sehaefer ami aim Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. .. Cnapell and ilniighter Liu lle, Mr. lln, y,n. p. ,, si k and baby l.orou. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blekelv, '.Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Huntley. Mr and' Mis. ,1. II. 1 Aaderaon, Mra. Ilenliae and Mrs, Carrie j HesiK-hamp, -Mtiiyton Slail, I'lVB CLOTHES MEN slier and Women STREET Stea,sLhiP Da,ci? f) B? lhrown Into Prize Court Brest, March 1. Escorted by u French cruiser, the American steamer Daeiu, seized by n French cruiser, near the entrance to the Enirlish channel. The contents of the pockets have a good deal to do with the fit of the trousers. Good Buys in Real Estate SO acre farm, o0 acres in cultivation, balance piislure, black soil, good si rooni house, large barn, spring water piped to house and bum, good family orchard, some loganberries and strnw borriis; '.j-uiile to auiull town. Located on nil. in traveled road. This la n uooil buv. Price 1.100. Ill acres of good timber, located 5 miles from good iiilboad Iowa. Will lakfl Salem city residence property in exchange. 1'rice llstm. i f 7,)l) down, ,'IOO-iicrc I'll nn lo trade for genenil mcrchandiac stock and building, located 'in some good Eastern Oregon town, ; Price .ls,ono. 72 acre grain mid fruit ranch, all mi ller cultivation; 2.1 acres in llyear-old .prune orchard, good farm buildings, running water, macadam rind. Will UiUe ,.iy ,,.,1,.,, H lmi purulent. tL'PIO, 10 acres all nudcr iMiltivallon, located ;i.j miles mint h of Salem. Will tako good lot la East Salem up to $12(11) aa part payment. Price if;:'iiii(i. LnHiviition. orchard, runnlm; waler. i , ..... Mll ;, ,1,ai,i,, m,,i iu ,,,, i " i i ' ' J 1 ; 41 1 .i ki aa part payineiil. Piice V'O. HI n.ies, nil miner cultivation, .1 ucres in loganberries, small Ii. rise, bin n, well, Will tithe uuimpiovrd and tip to it2il(M) aa pari payment, Price ifiiomi. Wo hnve aevctnl fine resilience prop erties lor siilo on Fail mount Hill. II von are Inleiested iu I'n'n mount 111 I property a.'e lis, 2H,'iere Italian ; bearing, 7 miles f'.'iO.I'.t. lit tit onliiiid in fill I n in Siili io, I 'i 1,1- 1 ( lll-l ! Illllll, good six llllllll hlllle, burn anil ti'her oiilbuildings, well, ii iicrta set to Itiiliuii prune trees, I ae, ; 1(J a i j line slrawberrie-, t. icies in pastille and timber, luiicaditiM 111111I; all slock 11 nd I'ntiii Implement n tlllt illlllseliuld goods goes; .'P j lllile-l I'roin Siilem. This is n good boy. Pri "i -I'.VJ'iO. 10 acres of timber hind, j miles I'rinii Siilem. Price tH'.'iin, 2HII down, bob anee 1(1 per month, I) per cent inteir-t. 4-i'niril plifleieil house and two laun lots on coiner, east fioot, close lo ichool and ciirliue. Price , 1 ; I "1 1 . TIhm is a j,ood buy. If you tee nii. waul lo buy, tuide or sl W. II. Grabenhorst & Co. Room 2 Euid Bank BliLj.