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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1915)
j, ... . i ' .'; '' '. v. Daily Capital Journal's ClaisTTicd Advertising Paec RATES-FOR ADVERT'SEMENTS: Cent P;r WV d fr One-Half Cent per word for each successive subsequent insertion? ABSTRACTS. INIOX ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts that protect. Our books posted up to date each morning. Cull Main 1240 and a messenger will cull for your abstract, J. 0. Sicgiiiuud, president; Max (Ichlhnr, secretary, 245 JState street. AUCTIONEER. AliCTlONKKH Salem's reliable seller Kami snles solicited. Terms, 1 per cent; satisfaction guaranteed or no py. Henry M. oorhies, iliclngnn nvonue, first street east of the state fair grounds. CHIROPRACTIC-SPINOLOGIST. Wi. 0. ,. SCOTT Ornduuti? of Chiro practic's Fountain Head, Davenport lonn. II' you have tried everything ami have got no relief, try Chiroprac tic spinal adjustments nail get well. Office 4iMi-7-8 V. S. Natioaal Hank Bnihling. IMioiio Main 87. liesidence Main 82S-R. CHIROPRACTOR. COWI.T Dl. MAY, experienced und suwjijfiil Chiroprnetor, for acute and chronic disorders. Has practiced five ytimi in Oregon. Free consultation to l, I to !. 305-H-7 Hub ert BMg, l.ady attendant, l'lione w Si; residence yivj-K. TSSMAKINO. ti'EW AND SECOND HAND GOODS Iiidit'sT jir;,y paii for S(.(.(iiid hand furniture, ranges, hardware, tents, etc. lV carry the most complete stuck of nliove articles in town at the lowest prices. 0. L. M.cl'eek, 271 North Cum men ial st. l'lione .Main I2:::i. OME0PATHIO PHYSICIANS Ml. l.KO 1). Si'OTT, Osteopathic I'hy "'inn. A grndiinte of the Lus An Sdi's College of Osteopathv and Los Angeles Medical College o'f Oplithul mnlogy. Treats neu'e and chronic diseases. Offices 4(15-40(1 Salem Bank f Ci'iinnerce Huilding. phone 4S0. I.mly atteiiilant. BBS. B. H. WMITK and R. W. WAL K'S. Osteopathic phvsicians und nerve specialists. Ci'riuluutes flf Amercnn School of Osteopathv. -irksvillf. Mo, post graduate aiid iializeil in nerve diseases at Los Angeles college. Treat acute nnd Mrnnio diseases. Consultation free. Udy ntteiidant. Office noS-Sllll V. ft. jatmnnl Hank building. Phone 859. Ki'J.dencc !!4(i North Capitol street. Panne 4i(), SCAVENGER. SUM SCAVENOKR-Chailes Poos proprietor. Oarbage aad refuse of all '"us removed on monthly contracts reasonable rates. Yards and eess M cleaned. Office phono Main Residence rain 2272. .MAUSOLEUM. 1.01 NT CUKST ARBKY MAI'SO Si. The Better Wnv. Drv nnd ".''"y. Building ulavs open to 'rs, Sunday 1 to 4 p! m. J. W. -l'"""H. iiiaiiair,., linno 7S2-.T. UNDERTAKERS. ''"MAX & Cf.oi-GH-C. B. Webb. A. j. Umigh morticians and funeral di-ku"- Latest modern methods 415 7 ,(1 profession employed. -'-1111 mi riinr Altun 1WIIAI..:.. flt'U Jiioviit(',rRI)SON. C0,Funpril, Hit.). . 'I'lrS n Tl.l l,n.l......l rtrt ' h "Ireet. ny nnd night phone i ' miters, 4Mirrii JiTERCOMPANY. "S, .'ATKR COMPANY-Omro Fr , ' "'"'nereinl nnd Trade streets. Mill,," "r11!"'fviee apply at office, anyable monthly in advance. 'OOD vn enit. vSFlH,Y'R,iM,,,' yhef ,,r foot or f Woni1' f""r Pr,im,; V! "r"V1' lengths to suit. 'l. 1 , Vr-V W' llt""11'" the best market. Trv our King P1,';f .!' t'' lest. 752 Trade street. '-.'1' '-T. Mark Siddall. prop. Cllildren Cry r Af0R FLETCHER'S ASTORIA "" - '''U DRY CLEANINOPKESSINO. BKFOHG having all of your spring cleaning done phoue ami get our prices. We give prompt service and guarantee oar work. We clean and press everything. City Dry Cleaning Works, 1105 Statu street, l'lione 1744. tf . L0P0A DIRECTORY. A. O. IT. W. Protection Lodge No. 2. MoetH every Monday evening at 8 in tnc iMoi ornneK mill, corner Court and Liberty streets. A. E. Aufrance M. W.i S. A. McFadden, recorder; A. L. Hrown, F. CKNTRAL LOnOK No. IS, K. of 1 McCornack building. Tuesday even ing of each week at 7:30. (Jo'o. Win chell, C. C; .lames W. Cox, K. of R. und S. SALKM LODGE No. 4, A. F. & A. jr. Stated coniiimnieati ns first Friday in each month at 7:'!0 p. m. in the Masonic Temple. ,1. C. Welch, W.M.j S. Z. Culver, secretary. PACIFIC l.OIKiK No, fill, A. F. & A. XI. Stated communications third he day in each mouth at 7:110 p. m. in the Masonic, Temple, Glenn C. Niles, W. M,"; Kraest 11. Choate, secretary. K. N. of A. "Oregon (irape Camp," No. 111(10, meets every Thursday even ing in McCoraaek building, Court and Liberty streets. Elevator. .Mrs. Syl via .Nclmupp, 1791 Market, Oracle: Hazel Price, Imperial Furniture Co., recorder. Ml'l.TXOM All KOYAI. AKCIl CIIAI'- T K U No. 1, It. A. M. Regular meet in second Friday in each month at 8 p. 111. in the Masonic Temple. At fred F. Marcus, Mx. High Priest; lius sell M. Brooks, secretary. HODSON COUNCIL No. 1, II. & S. M Stated assembly first Monday ill each month, Masonic Temple, .linn Planl, Thrice Illustrious Master; (ilen ('. Niles, recorder. I)K MOI.AY COM.MANDl'.ltY, No. 5, K T. Regular ronclave fourth Friday in each month at S o'clock p. in., in Masonic Temple. Sojourning Sir Knights are courteously invited to meet with us. Ceo. H. Burnett, L'. (',; Frank A. Turner, recorder. CHADWICIC CHAl'TKIl No. 117, O. K. S. Regular meeting every first and third Tuesday ut 8 p. m. in the Ma sonic, Temple. Klizabeth Head, W. M.J Ida -M. Babcook, secretary. WOODMKX OF TI1K WORLD Meet every Friday night at 8 o'clock ia McCornack block, Oscar Donaldson. 0. C.j L. S. Geor, clerk. 507 Court street. Phone 5M. I'NITKO ARTISAN'S Capital Assem bly No. 81, meets eery Wednesday at 8 p. m. in Muns.' hall. Mrs. F. W. Cook, M. A.: .1. T. Peim, secretary. 41.1 Masonic Temple SALL'M HL'MANK SOC1KTY-D. D. Keeler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillson. secretary. All cases of cruelty or neglect, of dumb animnls should be reported to the secretary for investi gation. IMOUKRN WOODM1.N OF AMI! RICA Oregon Cedar I amp lo. ujiu.meeis every Thursday evening at 8 odock tn jjcCornnck hull, corner Court and Liberty streets. Llevator service W. W Hi "ll. V. C; Rex A. Turncr.clerk. WATCHMAKER. V, S. MII.LLR, the watchmaker, spec tacles, and eye glasses ut eastern prices. 481 Court street. WANTED. KXPKRI KNCI'I) bookkeeper will keep 'vnur books and mail your statements for small monthly salary. J'lioti.' 173. I'nll for Coni'er. " WK WANT n good I've "t lu every fount v in the stale lo sell our first grade fruit and ornamental trees. An excellent outfit furnished. A.l dress Quaker Nurseries, Salem. Oiv WXXTFD A responsible middle-aged woman for housekeper Cernisi, pre- 1 i.UresH Box 41', Itt. , frank M:iv2l fcniilli. A r""d steadv young man BOrk on form: Will wrk fr -" - 20.1 S. CnpilKl si"'1''. "r I,1,ol,f It. l.ryden. When extremes meet they get chummy. - SALEM TOR RENT. FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms, reasonable. 85.3 North u""""'r''""' tf SLKKI'lXtl $1.7.3 per t,, .. - : .., t'" UyJ?. .'' I Transient business solicited. Phone i Illil or call at No. 1122 North High St. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms Inquire 3.'12 North Church st. tf FOR RUNT S-rooin house modern, close in, $l(i. phone l!Mi7-M or (i84. TOR SALE. DAIRY much near Echo, Ore., j.f'5 per acre, cicar or iiicuniliriincea; will ex-j Hyan, of Bntteville, Marion County, f linage for Willamette valley acreage Oregon,' ns n Hoard of Couutv Viewers and some cash, for tho purpcuo of viewing out ami lo- 15 acien 2 miles from Salem, high eating a gateway not less than ten feet state of cultivation; very reasonable. '""I nt more than ;i(l feet in width 1)1500 cash, balance (i per .cent. Iln'l connect ing tho real premises of .Ut acres 2 mies from Salem. Will - "avis with the public road take house i2.00() first payment. at. H'ltteville, Marion County, Oregon, New U-room house; t ratio for tim-I,'",'e ,n 1,0 'a'arcst point prnc ber. 1 tical on said public, road from the said JACOB & CO., Hubbard Bldg ifaini and residence irf said M. O. havis, ! :and that tho-2lst dnv of June, I II 15, al TWELVE FARM BAROAINS FROM OW NEK Tracts from 20 to 320 acres. All tracts under 5(1 acres cash. All above 50 acres half to three fourths cash, balance. (I per cent, or incoming bearing city property. Ad dress X, care Capital .Journal. May2!) SIX Room House and fwo lots for sale or will trade for Lincoln county laud; also house nnd one acre close in for sale or trade, liupiiro .180 S. ISth street. Mav-22 BARGAINS-. brass beds, $18; :I5 dining table, .til; quartered oak china closet, ifli; oak dresser, 10x40, w ith bevel plate mirror, 2lx.'!0, 12. 2:'!1 North Comme rcial. tf TIIOIionillllRKII Huff Leghorns fori sale, II do.., ut 50c each, i'lione 00-1 Miv2l' I l'ii; EXCIIAMIK-Well improved ten acre home near W'eiser, Idaho, for Salem property. Also ten acres close ill, well improved o exchange for city property, Sipinre Deal Realty Co, Itol I'. S. X. Hank lll.lg., Phone 47(1. tf. The household helpers your wife needs can be found quick ly through the Journal Want Ads. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A STORIA SalemFence and Stove Works R. B. Fleming, Prop. Depot American Fence To Hop Growers: Morley'a Pat. Brsced Basket. Stands the strain. Buy now and save ruonejr. Don't wait until you need them. Or order now and get them later. 250 Court Street Phona 124 Back of Chicago Store If L. M. HUM Care of YICK SO TONG Chinese Medicine and Tea Company Has medicine which will cure any known disease. 153 South High Street, Salem, Ore. Phone 283. " " 77. , , fory in the Journal Hew I oaay L..,AL FRIDAY, MAY . W1Bl IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION. ! Tn the Matter of the Petition of M. O.j i iiivi ior n uniewiiv. ..' M?rti, Albany, Oregon: Im fiUI a umU inn in tltu ('...... I'..,... .Marion I ounty, Oregon, asking Muy-SS'said court for ft gateway lending from. nis mnn anil resilience tn the public. loan hi iiiievnio, .iiurina county, Ore- gon, and thnt said proposed gateway1 crosses your real jircnuscs. You are further notified that the ('(unity Court of Marion County, Ore gon, on this 15th day of March, llllo, lllltv llltlwiilll.l ODi.nP ('..tl.,H u..ln... Oregon, .lames R. Kiuvnn 'mid .losie llic 11011- ol 2 0 clock p. 111. thereof, at the real pnnes of the said M. O. Huvis near Buttoville, Mnriuii County, Oregon, tins lieeii set as the tune nud piece tor the inPeiine of said Bon id of 1 ounty Viewers; and you aro furthor aiitified that said Bourd of Couot Viewers shall meet at said time and place for the purpose of viewing out und local ing said gateway and for the further purpose of assessing damages Ihal yi iay siiMnin thereby; nud you are further notified that this mil ice is served upon you by publication thereof ill the Capital JuJiiuil, a uewspapei published in Salem, .Marion County. Oregon, and that the publication of this in.'1 ice will be had for four weeks m ini Ilolh saiil 2lsl Jay of .lone, 1!M5, and !'" will plea li'lio noticu of the mat lets eiiiiiiieraled herei Hated this l.'ilh dnv of Mav. 1015 W.M. MI'SIIKY, ' Comity .lodge. V. II. (iOI'I.KT, .1 t 1 1 k w 1 ti r ( 'ounty I oiouiissioiicrs, , ir t. r. WERE THE IN WHITE HOUSE (Med ford Sun.) There seems to bo a pretty general sentii t of relief throughout the coon try that Colonel Roosevelt Is nut in (he White House. lo one mints war, and tho popular assumption is that Teddy would have had us embroiled with both Germany and Mexico if he had been at the wheel. We strongly question tho accuracy of (his hypothesis. If Air. Roosevelt hud been as ably assisted ns ho was before, ins 1 1 rm anil incisive policy would in all probability have brought peace in Alex .co ere nmv, und it is probable that tins country ttoiihl he no nearer trouble tliaii it is ut present with r.uroiie. Jt should , not be forgotten that Colonel Roosevelt as a pritato citizen says und docs a number of things 'lint as president of the I'nitcd States he would neither suy nor do. Hut to have Theodore tnkc up the reins of government now would, wc must agree, be disastrous. The effect upon the I'liitul Stntes would be some Uins like suddenly changing the treat onitliic tu the iillopathic school. The oputliic. to tim allopathic cshool, The putient noiil'l he lucky to survive. CONOUEDS Of MOTHERS. San I'liinci'' May 2H. Following a luo' lii on teielered in their honor st the ii 1 1 1 Hi" a building ut the i'aoaioa- I'ncit tposituiii today, moie than 5(1(1 delegate In the ( ahlnriiia ('(ingress of Motheis. Niitii'iial Congress of Modi ers and I'lirent Teachers ' ssoi-iations were udili ch!".,1 liv Governor .fohimoii, Miivnr .lames Ibilph, Jr., and a iiiiiiilier of ii'Tieinls of Hi" exposition. The ex position presented a plmpie to the or U :i in J- a t i u II . Tomoirnw murks the opening of the Hpecuil cmit'-rcin e of the Nuliiuial Con gres of Mothers and I'urent Tcii' hers assii'iiiduii'- CASTORIA For Infunts and Childnn In Use For Over 30 Years Alwsy the Signature TPY A JOURNAL CLABMFJED AD -THEY ABE BUBINISS 0ETTEH8 0NE CEIfI A WObd. Dr. Stone's Poison Oak Remedy A snow whlW medicine, 10ft and soothing to the skin, applied every hour at Once relieves and soon enrol POISON OAK. Piles 25c and BOe For sale by all, . druggists and DR. STONE'S Drug Store The only cash drug store in Oregoi and show cases are loaded with drugs medicines, notions, toilet articlos, winos and liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes. Dr. Htono is a regular gradu ate in medicine and hat had many years of enporicnce in tho practice Consultations aro freo. Proscription! aro free and only regular price foi medicine. Dr. St.iino can be found al his drug store, Salem, Oregon, from 0:40 in the morning until 8 at night Free delivery to all parts of tb oitj and within a radius of 100 miles. CALL TOR BIDS Notice is hereby given thai the Com moil Council of (he City of Salem, (Ire gun, invites senlcd Lids for Ihe making of an improvement of llcllcvoo street from the east line of Coiniiierciu street lo the west line of Liberty street, in tl it v of Saleih, Oregon, vs i t Is (i inch I'urllaiid cement concrete pavement, (1- inch bituminous concrete pavement (as phallic eonerelc), niid biliililhic pave iiient, in neconliiuce nilh Ihe plans, specifications nnd estiinules on file 10 the office of the City Kcciuder of said eiiy, which me l.ercliy referred to and le a pari of Ihis imlice. Said li 1. 1 h will be opened on or nbout the Till day of .lone, IIH.'i, at or about 7:110 o'clock, pin. in open council meet ing in the l ily Hall in Salem, Oregon. Much bid suliiuilteil must he aceompa nic, I by a certified cheek oipiul in iiiiioinit to HI per cent of Ihe amount of the bid. The city reserves the right, if il so desires and shall determine hereafter, to construct the improvement of said street by ami wilh the machin ery and equipment belonging to the Ci'lv of Salem, as provided for by Sec tion Hi! of the city Charter, This no tice is piildi-hi'il fur five (."i) successive days la n daily newspaper in the city of Salem, the dale of the first publica tion being Ihe 111 li day of Mav, IHIS, iiiul the dale of the Inst publication the 1 1t dnv of Mav, U'l.'i. ( HAS. F. F.I.GIN. City Recorder. m r NOTICE TO THE T-UBUO I'lirsoiint to nil order of Ihe Cnininon Council, you are hereby warned not to deposit r'obbish, trash or refuse of any kind whatsoever upon any of the streets or allevs of the eitv of Salem, Oregon. ( II AH, F. F.I.GIN, l ily II iider. id It cobU but one cent a word to tell your story each dy In tha Journal New Today column. TInm tlir CAPSUIES litwptfior tn BjIiiis tl Cmiibt. Cub.bi w nt(.tlon,ll(l N KtUIVII Is MIOYI ?4 houhj Itn ltm S'UlKf wlth ut iHCOfiVinl.ntt. . Jj mil ilm'ntll. Alwavs cheap and alwayE dependable a Journal Want Ad. iMiin i MiDiaiN aiAinn M ItftN (Mi yM W Uf j a-li Ml at-pi'l MWMII V ltd Il M ll i iw tlH "llU II . .... THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Classified Business Telephone Directory A Quick, handy reference for busy people Telephone ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. Salem Abstract. Company, 212-222 Salem Bank and Trust Bldg 535 AUTO TUBE VULCANIZING. Auto Tube Vulcunmiig, 25c. Shop, foot of Union Btreet 1517-J EVERYTHINO ELECTRICAL. Salem Klcctric C'U., Mastinic Temple, 127 North High Main 1200 LAUNDRIES. Snleai Stenin, Laundry, 130 South Liberty '. Muin 25 PLUMBINO. STEAM TITTINO AND TIN NINO T. "M. Hnrr, 1(11 South Commercial UNDERTAKERS. HigdoH Hiehnrdsou Co., 251 North High street Day nud night, Mala 1S.1 TRANBFER JOB PRINTING. Denver State Printers, I'lillon lllock 5I MONEY TO LOAN Ol Oood Baal EstaU Becorlty THOU. K. FORD Over Lidd k Bosh Pank. Balem, Orefoi Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A TRAVELERS' GUIDE SOUTHERN PACIFIC. North Bound. Hi Oregon Fxpress ... 5:(l(l n .in. 'JHWilluiiictto l.iinited (1:112 ll ill . II! Shastu I.imili'd ...ll:.ri5 a.m. IS 1 ' rt In lid l'assengir iiillll p.m. an- Portland I'nssenger 0:111 p.m. 1 1 l'ortlnud hxprcss , N:illl p in, No. 'JliU-l'ordniol fust Fr't . IfL.'IH p.m. No. L'lM--l.ociil way Fr't ,..I(I:.I5 p.m. Bouth Bound. 1 5 'h li form it Kxpress 3:'I2 a.m. 17 Kosebiirg I'nssengerl I :l!l) a.m. I II --Cot I age drove 1'ns. 4 :!'() p.m. II -Shastu Limited ,,, 6:4:1 p.m. 'J7-Villiiinctt,) l.imiOil 11:10 p.m. III Sua Francisco Lx..lll;llS p.m. No. Hill Sua Fiancisco Fast Freight 12.'.'15 a.m. No. 1!.5 Local way Fr't... H: 10 a.m. Balem Oeer Line. "I -Arrives at Salem.. 0:15 a.m. 70- Lenves Snlein ... IhliO u.m. 75 -Ar. Salem (mixed; 2:0(1 p.m. 71 - Leaves Salem 4:1.1 p.m. No. No. No. No. "No connection south of (leer. No. Kll - Lv. Salem, motor.. 7:00 a.m. No. I'll I. v, SiiIciii, motor It: IS u.m. No. Ifi.1 - l.v. Salem, motor.. 1:10 p.m. No. 107 Lv. Salem, motor., .1:211 p.m. No. I'i'.l-l.v. Salem, motor.. d:l!i p.m. No. 2'lll-Wiiy Fr't lv. Salem ti:W u.m. No. HiaAr. Snlen 8:40 a. in. No. HII Ar. Snleai 11:25 a.m. No. 100- Ar. Salem 8: IS p.m. No. IKS Ar. Snlein 5:110 p.m. No. 170 Ar. Snlcm 7:4S p.m. No. 210 AVny Fr't ar. Salem 1:115 p.m. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. Northbound. Lv. Snlein Train No, Ar. I'lvtlaiul I l.i a.m. 2 Owl fl:M a.m. 7:15 a in 0 II: 11" a.m. li-C. a to lo Liniilcd II :in a.m. 11:20 n.in 12 I-.4.-I p.m. 1 :." p.m 14 4:10 p.m. 4:IIU p.m Ill Limited B:5H p in. 5.117 p in 20 8:00 p.m. 7:85 p ui 22 10:00 p.m. Bou tli bound. ' 1 l.v. I'ortluud Ac. Snlcm . 8:5.1 a.m. 0: 15 a. in 8: 21 a.m. 10:10 a in 2:10 run 5 Limited ...10:11 a. in 7 12:55 p.m. ( 4:1111 p in Main 102 AND DRATAOE. Main 74 The Journal Want Ad gets- the business. It finds the position and it places the ' rrb f nnAnln in flu ift-ts' li(,lil lit tllC Xlllb place. It is small, but its carrying power is tremen IdousI 4:111 p. in Ill Limited 11:10 p.m. 11:011 p. in 17 Local 8:IU p.m. 1 1 :4.i p. in 21 Owl ... 1M U.lll. Northbound, i 20 l.v. Corvallii 4:10 p.m Lv. Kiigeuo 7:115 u.ui 11:15 a. in I : .1(1 p.m 5:10 p.m 12:05 u.m l.v. Salem 4:11.1 p.m Ar, Snlein .. G:i!7 p.m. Ar, Siilent .. t:45 a. in, .. 1:50 p.m. .. 4:00 p.m. .. 7:55 p.m. .. o:IU a.m. 10 Limited . 14 10 Limited . i.i ... 2 dwi South bound, Ar. Albiiny W 6:115 p.m. Ar. Fiigena 7:05 ii.ni. Lv. Sulem 2:00 a.m.. 11:0.1 n.in. 10:15 a.m. l.v. Sali ni 1:U0 p.m. Lv. Sulem 0:40 p.m... Ar. F.iigonu ... 7:50 a.m. ...1 1:110 a.m. ...12:25 p.m. Ar.. Albany 21 Owl .... ..... I 1 Limited ., 7 2:0.i p.m. Stops ut Corvullis Ar. r.ogeua 111 8:50 p.m. CORVALLI8 CONNECTIONS. Northbound. Lv. Corvullis Ar. Saleut H:20 a. in 10 9:4.1 a.m. (I.in .il Albany tu Sulem.) 12:12 p. in. II ... 1:50 p.m. ... 4:00 p.m. ... 6:117 p.m. ... 7:55 p in. 2:112 ji.m. . . 4:10 p.m..... (1:05 p.m. . . Lv. Salem H .-ii.l a. m 10:15 u.ui 4:115 p.m 1:00 p.m 0:45 p.111 HI 20 52 Bonthbouud, Ar. Corvnllit I 5 II 7 Ill 10:1(1 a.m. 11:1(4 a.m. (1:02 p.m. 11:112 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Street WILLAMETTE BIVER ROUTE. Oregon City Transportation Company. Leave Cortland fur Oregon City, llotteville, Newherg, Mission (St. FbiiI), Wheat- ' land, Snlein (daily except Son, lav) :4.i a.m." Leave i'urtlund lor I rl '! (i.-n-deuce, Albany, ( orvalli", (IVfsdav, Thursday and Sutiuday) 0:41 a.m. Raturulng. Leaves Corvullis fl a.m. Mon.,Wed.,Frl. Albany 7 a.m. M(i.,Wil.,Krl. Indepeiide nee .... fa. m. Mob., Wed. .I'll. Sulem ..10 a.m. Mu.,Wed.,Frl. Sulem 0 a. in. Tucs,Tuiir,Sat. 11 A cent a wort will tell your I