Daily capital journal., April 21, 1917, Page SEVEN, Image 7

THF. DAILY TAMTAT. JOT'RXAL, SALEM. OREGON', SATURDAY. APRIL 21. 1917.
SEVEN
NEW TODAY H I'GOUHCiL HAS SCRAP TO STOP FOODSTUFFS
SVER POLICE MATRON, i REACHING GERMANY
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for errors iu Classified Advertisements
Read ur advertisement the first day
it aopcars and notify ns immediately.
iliuimiiiu charge,
HAVE VOL"
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WOOD SAW1XC
-Call
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Kttl: KKXT SKiXH For sale lit Cap
ital Journal office, tf
GET PRICES On farm
Die Journal office.
salr I. ills at
It il,
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V. D. 4.
-Fresh cow.
Phone ."OFti.
4 21
I'di; SALE Nearly new top buggy
an, I harness, $.Vi." Phone 14E13. 4 2j
K0ri K Lot plowing
2ulM.
done.
1'lione
4-21
F l.'XIHED ROOM .'0 a
PCI Mill, Phono 047.
week.
4-21
Foli ," ivuu,
dition, nemi-modern, '
I'honp LU41K.
X(l 1 V.tH) FIlESII Oj'.V W.ifa ,alf
tor sale. Peter ISivboff. 1:. P. j ;,
box 49A, Salem, Oregon. ;
I'dli HALE Hay, vet. I, i,,,. w.
una a linlf enit of 1
Silverton road. F. J).
Ward Defends Incumbent America to Prevent Her
Motion to Indefinitely Pest- ; Produce Being Sent
pone Defeated j Through Neutrals
Washington, April 21. Measures to
Tiut ta a'?..j t of ('. m-:i!u.3a l."u
raa to rep! ''" orf.r. authorizing prevent food and supplies reaching the
ta- j'.:r f rr-W Kama aa whol- memr through Tieace time Ameriean
i.rr.j n i., ;u j ly sin-,lii for and mat it waa aimed ; irak .hanm-U o the Vaiidinavias are
,ll tt,-Le.i. 4 - , tv. it iff. V J fb.run' iititr: Vtt t . . . ;.... l. .1 ...:..:
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FOR SAWSii Aneona and .i-feJ'"1 'J Im' Mr' M'rai. Vnitcd l'res learned today.
Itnfl' l.eKl.orn yearLn Lea. tl'.Vi I".hni' f'" '' K 'r"i- l-k "to the' Thl. ..rot.n, one f general
eaeh I'Ih.ik. 44i ' j .-iofff aaia er atifirnt made tiiis: , ,. .
eaui. i iiuuc 4 i series of "trading witu the enemy"
j morning lv Couriedman Ward. ao,
rnrof it-rvr. t ., . , I foaht the ii'.-aore en it can.c os for restrictions being worked out by the
.tuZJV. ' MI,'.:U1 M '"l-l trading .i,h the enemy com-
Cornack bldK Phone 117 5 7i "1"'t;".i the eoiini-ii. mlttee appointeu by the cabinet and
PURITY AND POWER
Naoasaary to Ova ream Impura Bled
and Waak Condition.
Tho rocent try Ins wethr. ex
posure to atorma, tho grip, hard cold,
pneumonia, fevern, diphtheria and
other blood-polsoninR, proniratinn dm
nwi leave the whole nyatem Rub
normal llow par weak and alow
blood depleted and thin, with that
tired feelins. poor appetite, delicate
difreative power or almost nono at all.
The ideal treatment is
Hood'a SamapariUa to be taken
before mele thoroughly to purify
the blood and expel poison, and
Peptirow fills to be taken after
meala to put power Into the blood,
give atrenjrth. Increase red corpuscle
and restore normal health-tone.
Hood'a Sarsaparilla taaa for 40 yeara
won and held the favor of the people.
Peptiron Pills are named from pep
sin and Iron and Include nux and
other good blood and stomach tonlca.
Be wise and bepin on this sensible,
reliable course of medicine today.
.(1ST Airedale Terrier don. Ma.-h
tar with blaek na.idli-. 't.ijo rewanl.
Plume 1 1 rj.'i. 4 'J
HAHKY WINDOW
i:;.U.i.
C'LKAXEH Phone
4'jii
CARDKXH PT.OWEl At right prices
t . I!. .Miller, l'hone 837. 5-3
roU KKXT Modem furnished Loiih
keepint; rooiiK, cIom- in. 1:;7 .-outh
Coiuuiereiul. 4 i;
HAIR SW1TCHKS 4..-0, $1.00, MWii Ward obje..-tei be.ause he thought that
A. K. Lyons, IGj N. Liberty, phone 'it would ifivo nr. opfxirtunity to have it
1032. ' i lro!ight up a;;iit when the carfi were
i tnfk-.-.l uw.ft the W.eaitire and its
atttemeat of Coor.rilmaii LnruU regard-: n.po.l of a representative each of
.nu the -,rk of Mm. Dorsrr, in that she;1' '. J",' n'1 tommtKt depait
di.i ii'i work after 6 o'cloik and aidiu'cnts- ...
he woiid.do no work after that honr.l LeKisltion to seal an airtight eeo
were utterly without foundation andj 0"e blockade about the central pow-
ridieuloui to any one acuuauited withi" i expecieu 10 i.e pn-aeuiru iu vou
the facts.
When the I'.after waj r ropi -ed to be
I.iid on the tebie lat niht. Councilman
MAN AND W1FK WAXTUD To tale
cli:irne of dairy. Pliono 31'13. 4-23
WANTKD Position as liousekeeper on
raneh. l'hone 80F13. 4 24
CIIKAT 1IAV FOK HALK First
Phone 24 1").
lass.
4-27
l'dl; SAI.K 1 Poland China brood sow
C. X. KhsbIp. H.-3. 4 21
It iT I'LOWJXG DOXK Phone
2017.1.
5-20
cress shortlv.
While the I'nited Stales went on
reconl npuiiist the principle of the
commercial blacklist, some means, it
was stated, must and will be found to
prevent Swedish and Danish merchants
from acting ns go-betweens for Ger
many. .
The rrovernment also . faces the
HEMSTITCHING Chainstitching em- friends were absent,
broiderv. Nu Hone Corset Parlors.. The motion of CouiM-iln.ua Wilson to
A. K. Lvuna. Kifi N. I.iliertv l'hone i have the meaure indefinitely rostiKiued 'problem of ureveniins tierman-Amer
1032. 4 2" was lost when Couneilmeu Buchner, ! jean trader here from shoving supplies
. j Mel-on, Millet, Kobens and! through tne Scandinavins via German
WANTED To rent. 40 or k acres of j l.'nruh vote.l agaiusr it. Those voting;or quasi-German confederates there,
good land close to Salem. Would' to indefinitely posttKine. and so finally That this country will refuse to en
purchaso some stock mid imdements. dispose of Cie matter at that time were tt.r jnl0 anv. general blacklisting of
Address box 74, Vasiion. Wash. 4-21 j Llhott. Hoover, Kigdon, Ward and Wil- (.ierman mercbuiits in neutral coun-
son. - I rie inst because of their nationality
XEW MltliEK'N Five rooms t'ur sale
on easy terms or will trade for small
farm, lino Marion Sr., near loth.
4 21
l'nl; SALIC One high tension
neto. l'hone 12,")2W.
m:g
4 24
I'K ACTH'AL NTKSK R. 4,
I'lione ill'"4. Wishes work.
box 102
4 24
JOXKS' Nt'KSKliV S-nte
and 24th.
tf
Says TJurnli Tooled Thera.
Cuuiuilmaii Ward said this morning
that some of the eouneilmeu were fool
ed bv (.'oun-i'.iuau I'nr'ih "s talk about
j the police matron not doing any work
HOUSE, UHJGY AND HARNESS ; Hu that they consented to vote no on
For cheap; apply at Farmers' Feed I indefinite postponement. A bill to table
stable, smith Hih, opposite Oregon j the measure v.'as vote down after Mayor
Electric station. U'iKeyes had stc.ted that he was not in la-
1 vor of holding the ordinance to repeal
LOST Dog, female setter, white with:as a t.u, ov, r the head of Mrs. Dorscy.
red ticks, and red ears, itcward o. Councilman I'nruh declared that he
Anyone found harboring will bejina accumplished what he intended to
prosecuted. Hill, U. box o.i, l'hone j ,i0 ; tiat Counciuman Ward should not
Oil -t i indefiiiitelv postpone the bill
GREAT LOAN ILL BE
E
Engineers and Experts to Aid
in Solving Transportation
Problems
By Robert J. Bender,
(I'nited Tress Staff Correspondent.)
Washington, April 21. In the belief j
that Eussia affords the roost delicate,!
as well as the most important problem j
li
1
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PATRIOTISM WITHOUT PROFIT
Whatever you are called upon to do
whatever you c h 0 0 s t to d o
whatever your consdenc advisea yoa
to do for your Country and Us whole
of Mankind in tho present crisis l, is
believed yon will do gladly and wil
lingly and without thought of
profit to yourself.
IS THE WORLD BIGHT WHEN
IT SO DEPENDS TJPON YOU ?
ationalBank;
OrcfjQq
is believed certain, however.
1 "We must work ovrt a plan to pre
r 1 11.,,..
vent our suppires ironi reni-mng
main-. with as little unjust discrim
inating against law abiding merchants
as possible." was the statement of a
high official today
TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE
FUJI liENT 8 room modern
near state house. Phone 102!
house,
tf
Fill! SALE Fresh cow. l'hone
f)3P).
4-23
l'dl! SALE One
I'lione 12."3W.
high tension mngnotn
' 4-23
WANTED Two immigrants to
2! 23 N. liroadwav.
work.
4 21
KOoMS 25 cents and up at the Leon
ard, 2o4 N. Front St. 4-21
HIGHEST Market price paid
' beans. Phono 17o, Mr. Cooper.
for
tf
Ti;i:sPASs-
nal office.
-Notices for sale
at Jour-tf
SIX C 11 1 HOI 'U ACT 1 0 A D.T I'STM E NTS
- .").00. Dr. Mac. Phone 372. tt
l.l 1ST A niekleplated carbide gener-
n'or. Finder please phone lUS.il.
Suitable reward. 4-21
WANTED Sewing for small children
work guaranteed. Call 840 S. Liber
tv St. 4-2;
stating that he was a 'personal friend of
MONEY LOANED On furniture, ve-jjlrs. Doreev and was raised iu the com-!
hides, livestock, implements, etc., nillIlitv j ,vhich she lived, he moved.
Union Loan Agency, 4.17 S. Higu ; thnt the bill come to a final vote und
street. -23! not passed. The bill was defeated.
'! ( V.inicihnnn V:lrd stfltetl that Colin-'
AUCTIONEERS Col. W. F. ' Wright,1 ;,,.. T-nri, U also n personal friend!
Turner, Or., Col K. G. Snider, Salem,, ot- Ar,.a slmnl: nn,l that thev often walk1
National
K. II. K.
. ., ' lloston " . !
After .- . v. ...i. 2 It 4
.sew It'ir. -
Tyler and Gowdyf Anderson and Rar-iden.
If
Or. Hest service, reasonable rates.
Pliono 1428M. Salem, Or. tf
llrooklvn
Philadelphia
Pfefter and Mevers; Kixey
fer. ' - '.. '"
IT. E.
4 10 2
1 10 2
und Killl-
WANTED Kxperienccd pattern mak
er who has had foundry experience.
State wage expected for continuous
employment. Address li. T. McHuin,
West Linn, Oregon. 4-21
FOR HA Hi NT acres fine potato land,
4 miles out. price $11. )0; $400 down,
balance $100 a year, li per cent inter
est. AV. 11. Grabenhorst . Co., 27.3
State St.
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mitchell and Wingo;
Snvder.
GARAGE' FOR SAI.K Central loca
tion in Salem," standard equipment,
large floor spaeo, $2.",000.0l) business
in I !).!i; reasonable price and terms.
Attorney W. A. Wiest, 312 Masonic
building. 4-23
WANTED Girl to belli with light
house work. Pleasant ranch home.
Phone 7SF.13. 4 20
WANTED Men to cut up logs into
wood fit Salem. Phone 0P2 after 0
p. m. K. A. Way. 4 23
WANTED Man and wife to work in
logging camp, close in. Phone 002.
E. A. Wav. ' 4 23
FOR SALE Team of bay mares, har
ness and wagon, about 2400 lbs., age
fi; guaranteed good workers. Price
324, n bargain. Cnll at 254 Ferry
street Gilliam stable, l'hone 00.").
4-21
AVAXTED Good shipping potatoes
Will pay top price. Salem Fruit Co.
Al TO Five passenger touring, first
class condition- for sale cheap. 240
State St. 4-21
WILL PAY CASH For second hand
Fords. Dodk'e and Duiek cars. Dwight
Mistier. tf
2 MODERN FLATS 5 rooms each,
furnished or unfurnished. Phone
1737W. 4
GET YOUR Tif-snass notices, new
supply of cloth ones at Capital Jour
mil. tf
Ffl SALE Set 3-ineh tire, half trucl.
wheels new., for 3',i inch l'.ain wagon
Price 40 nt I'ohle .t Sou. Chns. W.
Warner owner. Silverton. H. 3. 4-21
Fo( I! EXT Five room cottage, part
lv furnished. Phone 1997. or lv E
Cooper, city marshal.
WANTED To rent small pasture of
from 20 to 40 acres. Must have wate
and good fence. Phone 1100 or 12
or write R. Catlin, Salem. " 4-2
!EXD, OREGON Is a rapidly grow
ing town of six thousand inhabitants,
good schools, churches and excellent
climate. We want men and boys for
employment in logging camps, saw
mills, box and sash and door factories-
Men with families preferred. Ad
dress Knapp-Cheney Company,
Spaulding Building. Portland, Ore-gon.
,, . . .... tt. i . I. .
: Home Toueuter. ne aisv saui imu ne ,
i kifew that Councilman Uiiruh supported!
Mrs. Shank for police matron in Jan- 'tia.-airo
nary and thrt both were bitterly disnp-; pittsbnrg
i pointed when -Mrs. s-uann was not elect-1
ed. He also ssid that statements to the'
' effect that "We'll get Mrs. Dorsey be
j fore the yenr is out." were known to
'have Ikh-u n.ade by them.
Iu his attack on Mrs Dorsey last
i nie'at. Cv to ilfuauUnruh declared:
"Sin.e t'r.e l ili was introduced Mrs.
Dorsey has I cert cn the street ns late as
11 o'clock at night, and at times has
done a conf-Merable amount of good
work. Prior to that time she never
worked after fi o'clock and said she
didn't intend to, and didn't think it
was necessary. I think it is a good
thing to have this bill on the table as a
club so that the matron may know she
lias to work."
Says Methods a Joke.
Tn tlies. stsiroments Councilman
Ward replied: "Mr. I'nruh 's methods Schang. Haley, AV
in this affair hr.ve been a .pike trom the ; Aiusniuu, jicui.
start. Mis. Dorsev has the records in
her office to show what she has done.
His idea that a club has to be held over
R.
H.
2 8
1 2
E.
Vauoliu and Wilson: Miller and Wag
ner. ; . .......
V, H. K.
..... 2 5 2
3 o
Meadows and
before the United states and allied
governments, the greatest attention is
todav being centered on tho selection
of a commission to be sent to Petrograd
for conference with the Russian govern
ment beads. ......
Klihu Root, Oscar Straus, rroiessor :
Harper of Chicago University, Colonel
Roosevelt and Charles R. Crane are
among those being seriously considered
to represent the I'nited States in its
movement to vitalize the new Russian
regime. .
in addition to tho regular commis
sioners, there will bo a supporting body
of engineers, railroad experts and econ
omists, who will take up with the Rus
sian government plans for putting the
transportation system anil finances of
the country on rock foundation.
This problem will constitute one of
the biggest tu be taken up by the inter
national commission in Washington.
It is probable announcement of the
commission to Kitssia wm
first conference here between officials
of this government and those ot the
entente allies.
Tho personnel of -the American coin
mission to Russia, is expected to be
I.,.,., within the next week.
wmji.v.m - - ,
Court House News
sfc fc ))t ) j( sjt
The jury iu the ease of flertrude
Hrown against AV. E. Stanton, an action
brought to recover $123 alleged to have
been paid ou a contract for instruc
tion in beauty treatment, brought in a
verdict vesterdav in favor of the
defendant.
An amended complaint was filed in
the circuit court by Amelia E. Cossal
man against Joseph X. Cossaluian for
divorce. She alleges cruel and in
human treatment nnd desertion- The
complaint states two children have
been born to them.
Mrriage licenses issued yesterday
bv the county cleik are as follows:
Clurence L. Simmons, a farmer of
Salem, and Katheiine L. Dougherty, a
school teacher of Salem; Leo J. Rock,
a mail carrier of Stayton, and .lose
phine Duehateau, of Stayton; Robert
E. Kelly, miner, of this city, and
Minnie Hill, also of Salem.
American
R
New York
lioston
II.
4 9
0 11
E.
sii.-.tvliev mid Numiuiuker; Ruth anil
Thomas.
R. H. E.
Philadelphia ' 2
Washington 11 !
v i..l,,w,,n Hill. Keete. Seybold and
lolinson, i ran am.
Jlarper i8 wgarded . ono of tne wm
eminent, authorities in tuc LIUUU ...i.. rru .... ...
R.
E.
IN THE JUSTICE COURT
Of Salern District, of Marion County,
Oregon
E. E. Lavalleur and L. E. Lavalleur, ;
dointf business under the firm name; St.
unit style or I'acinc rnoio company, ; v -- pi,r nn,l
Ivoou ano re'""1"
II
Detroit 'I ;
Cleveland -- A
Jones, Cuuiiin-.'ham nnd Spencer;
Ila'gby, Gould, Smith and O'Neil.
. R. II. E.
Louis 1 'j ;
u
.1. Freeman, defend-
iSchalk.
plaintiffs, vs. A
ant. Summons:
To A. J. Freeman
defendant: i., 1....1.1 iu rtilieidnus
In the name of the state of Oregon. 1 ,,t ,l(.fv Comn-ilmnu AA'nrd," declared
the above named!
,.nW. eminent authorities
States 011 Russian affairs.
Charles R- Crane also is a student
of eastern affairs. He is in Russia at
tho present time ou some mission, the
nature of which has not been disclosed,
llotli men are well acquuinted with Rus
sian officials nnd dominating that gov-
"DeUiHs of a big loan to Russia are
now being completed. This is expected
0 rang" from $500,000,000 to $1,000,
000,00(1, the balk of which will prolm .ly
,e used in re-establishing Russia's dis
integrated transportation system.
All these matters will be threshed
out at the coming international con
ferences here.
Third Series of Games
Played Last
The third of the aeries of chess
games now oil lit the Commercial Club
Was plaved last night. There is but
one more game iu the tournament and
that will be played next Friday owning
when prizes will be, awarded.
The games last evening resulted as
follows: '
Dr. W. 11. Byrd won two from Jona-
won two from Chas. L.
Information has reached . Sheriff
Needham that the jewelry store of E.
AV. Hoffman at Hubbard was broken
tli
about 20 were taken. The safe was
carried outHide of the building and
ws about to be blown open when the
burglars were frightened away.
M. Pierce was sleeping iu the rear
of the store when three men entered.
They (started into move the safe and
he woke up. He made a stir and they
found out. he was inside. One of the
three men came into the room where
he was, shoved a gun in his ribs, and
compelling him to hold his face to the
wall! i
The other two put the safe in a
wheelbarrow und wheeled it away from
tho store and across the railroad tracks.
After being held in bed an hour Pierce
got away and gave the alarm
se of several men
Oregon Wholesale and Retail
Hide and Metal Company ,
Salem and Portland
JUNK! JUNK! JUNK!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
- WANTED
REMEMBER, never in the history of
tho world was there such demand for
all kinds of junk, !
It is worth your time to read these
ads every day. I will quote the price
I am paying ..for ..paper, rags, bottles.
sacks, metals, wire, hides, iron, wool,'
mohair, etc, etc. In brief, If you have
anything to Bell that is not made of
wood, I WILL BUY IT AND PAY;
YOU THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE
PRICE. For instance I will pay 85c
per hundred pounds for old paper, iron,
any kind 60c a hundred.
SALEM PHONE 399
Portland Phone Marshall 1040.
ADDRESS 274 FRONT STREET.
PORTLAND.
197 SOUTH COMMERCIAL, SALEM
.MONEY TO LOAN We have mouev
I.. 1 1 .,11 uoi-i.i seeiiritv. in sums 1
j.-.nn . non Tim., in sn t. For 1 vou are nereny requiren to appear ano r, ,.;i,(1 r,mi i. "to show any rec-
.,! lim n ,.re' fnnii'. hiehlv improved, ! answer the complaint filed against you j thnt xr,.s. IWsov has done any than Bourne.
.. 1 1 :i.,.i .' ;., i.ii.illiii the above entitled court aud causo ... -.-.ut ,,..:. t,. dm introduction ('. (!. Givelis
ou maeauain ronu, uui-u .mi... -- ---- -- - - , . . ... worK ui iiiuni, u - ... j t j-..sio,i
p-,.m,.t to market, will ae-lwithin six weeks from the date of the . t,;n If -there was an attempt Dick, and two from 1. ,sw,nsoi.
eept some trade. Also 20 acres choice ' lirst publication tnereor, ami 11 ou, hav(l her rpmov(,,i I eould get a thou
laml all in crop, within one mile of j fail to so appear and answer said ronj. ; . to. thc petition."
,., line, price reasonable. No trade-! -daiut tor want thereoi, pl.i.nt.tf will : Colilmau Cnrul. went on to say
For sale or exchange 13L, acres, fair j apply to the court for the relief Je-th t jlrs. Dorsey remained in her room
t : 1 1 : , ...,fi nu s -n-rt'S im-1 ifiuuin -u in n " ' """ v
.1 t" ,,,!,. 11.. miWti iuUKMit against you for the
Realty Co., 202
tliat iMTS. uorse.y i vuo.i..-. --fr.tt.Mn-
mi.i sev.iinr when she should be
you tor the sum ; . ,d thnr when sll0
his cos s nnd sbe Rett there just as the
deaf mute, won
the Rev. C. F.
ursemeilis lueiiiieu iit-ii:iu. , ,. . .i:..,,1,.onviiify
You are further notified that .this:ta. Il.gl.t3 are d h. 11 earing.
I'nruh
Leslie Du'nin, the
rl lost one to
Reed of Woodburn.
Paul Plants won two from L. Westa
cott and won two from A. X. Moores.
Judge Thus. F. Ryan won two lroni
Chns. Dick.
Joseph ISaumgartner won two from
U', c Allen nnd one from L. Westa-
formcd but no trace of tho three men
could be found. The safe was not in
jured or brohen open.
Fred Bynon Gets Rib
Cracked In Auto Mixup
Fred Bynon is . suffering from a
cracked rib and other injuries and Sol
Anderson of this city and R. H. Flah
erty of Portlnnrl several minor injuries
as a result of an automobile collision
at Summer and Chemeketa streets yes
terday afternoon at about 3:30 o'clock.
Mr. flvuoii and Mr. Anderson were
driving north on-Summer street in a
Ford when they were run into by Mr.
Flaherty driving east on Chemeketa.
It seems that Mr. Flaherty "in a Hudson
ns wntehin'' another car and did not
see the Ford, although it had the right
of wav. The auto driven by Mr. Flah
erty is now in a garage for repairs and
the same may be said of tho Font
A pos- The Hudson is the property of tho city
was i miuediately of Portland. Mr. Bvuon who was more
seriously injured than the other men,
was able to come to his office this
morning.
Ralph Moloney, who was arrested at
Gardiner recently charged with threat
ening to kill the superintendent of
schools at that' place, a few days ago
walked leisurely out of the jail yard at
Roseburg and disappeared. Mnloney wua
a member of tho "honor" gang.
W. J. PATTERSON, M. D. V.
Qraduate .. Vetenn-
arian, Licensed to'
Inspect Stock. Up-
to-Date Methods,
Medicine and Oper
ting Table.
Phones: Office 278, '
Res. 1961.
420 S. Commercial
Mr.
. . 1,11 i i.,...., till I If 1 11 ) 1 1 1 1 M IM Kl'UPU UtIIPlf TUU UV . , . r t
(ILAI)M)! JU.ui) "in- . V i ri n thr 'Oi in th iHUv C'lpitul ; whether he lieanl Mrn. wormy i,y luv;coit, n tsgKSSBg&ESBMXBBBBKX&l
I, grown and habitatod to soil lihed at . ah 111. .Marion ounij, ure Councilniiiu AV lson suggested , l t ,,,,,., T. Swnnson. 1
ami weather c .Lions. All -11 fi:" '--say w hen w one from Chaa.
known varieties as Ameru-a I'rn , , MA . l ,0 v ' ; Councillllilll rruh replied by saying k flml (,,,w om. wi,h Mr. Dick. He:
cess, X.agara. Panama, 1 ea.e a . ale m d . . r r . fnuW a((llU ls ot people , .(w,p,, Haumgartner.
new introductions. Orders taken and on , .liii 11. . . an '"riu upou e lR.r say them. v Reed of Woodburn won
Hourne, won one
l:Ci.;s WANTED Hest cash price paid
for best eggs delivered to Cherry
1 itv linking Co., liroadwav and Mar
ket. ' tf
I'FRLIC SALE Wednesday April 25
of cattle, 'horses, hogs, . implements
and household furniture Jit Tom Ev
erett's, two miles southwest of Tur
ner. 4-24
delivered without nouim- m )... ,;,-;.l ti,t Afi-s. DorseV this morning sai.l-sne: Jonathan
chaser. Advice g, ... a o a . .. s. ( - publication of tl.ia.hnd never had any talks with 0 'ne. -, u, URn, lst one to Duga,.,
,,lu ting and nr ang. .. ent '. . - iH A-' 1917, and that man Unruh except early in January, and , and lost one will. T. fewan
' u,i .',l!f "''-o'r'v1 1 ! J.tv st l'hone' the- last publication thereof will be that she often invited lum to come and
r. Dibble. ,29 X. L.bcm ht. l;;i'l,dlon ,u, 12tll ,,av of Mav, 1917. isee her and get acquainted with her:""- ()f , r.ardner & Keene
2''R- 1L ROBIN D. DAY, work. She said he never came to visit . tr w(m f)e from ... -V
Attorney for i'laiatilts ; her an. I said mar uc huuju nnr.. v ..- : n lst one; won one u.tu "
not so busy. j ; witIl Rt.v. c. p. Reed.
Leslie- Began, the deaf mute, wrJn
1 lost one wTth the isex. . .
Portland has a total net bonded debt
of .fiO.0 18.1 10.59, with a debt limit oi j
.19 459.012.85. according to a statement!
issued vesterdav by City Auditor Bar-,
bur. The bonds mclud: goiteuii mu
nicipal bonds and local improvement
bonds, but not water bonds. The. water
bond debt aggregates 7,9I.,000, with a
sinkimr fund ot :m').14l4.
Mav 12.
50e AVhy Tay More? Your suit spong
ed and pressed. Best of work. Hand
cleaned and pressed 73c. Phono 400.
Boss Cleaning Works, 19th nnd State
. 5-18
SEi OXD.IIAND MENS CLOTHING
Bicycles, jewelry, musical instru
ments, tools, gniis, etc., bought, sold
and traded. Capital Exchange 337
Court St. Phone 493. 4 27
THE FIX1T SHOP AVe sharpen lawn
inowers, shears, cutlery, saws, etc.,
repair umbrellas and furniture, gen
eral job work. Court St. opposite old
Chicago store. Phone 1022. Work
called for. 5-5
SNAPS
FARM HANDS WANTED
Western Canada Farmers Require 50,000 American
Farm Laborers AT
27 Vi acres primes 2 miles from Salem.
good rock road, fine location, $225
per acre.
200 acres 12 miles from Salem, about
220 acres in cultivation, fine grain and
cattle ranch, in the finest farming dis-1
trict in the valley, 4 miles to railroad
erf oh in i-inse to school, running water.
fine spring, best buy in Marion county.
price 850-00 per acre.
Terms.
Urgent demand sent out for farm help by the Government of Canada.
Good wages. Steady employment. Low railway fares. Pleasant sur
roundings. Comfortable homes. No compulsory military service. Farm
hands from the United States are absolutely ..guaranteed ..against con
scription. This advertisement is to secure farm help to replace Can
adian fanners who have enlisted for the war.
A splendid opportunity for tho young men to investigate Western
Canada 'a agricultural offerings, and to do so at no expense.
Only those accustomed to fanning need apply.
i., ,;t.r ri. nnA districts where labor is re-
ror pnnicuims us iu ...... - - ... t
.,ir..,l or other information regarding AVestcrn Canada, apply to
H. A. JOHNSON & CO.
ii
J. N. GRIEVE, cor. 1st & Post Sts Spokane, Wash.
The United States National bank of j
'.I.:.. U. Im.. sil iscrilien lor .two,-"".
linn ' I
worth of the treasury ceruiic..M.B ......
," issued by the U S treasury ,
nartnient. .lust to mcei . .m,., ......
'lmI ... .i... i-ooo oon 0(10. liond 19-
' . .1... rti I'i.rnlll .HIT MNl '
jl..i..r1 the tfovernmciit issue
'00 liOli.OOO worth of treasury short
tilne' certificates. The 50.000 treasury
certificates wero purchased through
the federal reserve bank of San r rai.
risco Thi United States atioiial bank
is a member of the federal reserve sys
MOTHER CRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
A Ort fttnRtlef foFTnrlti nrnm
t'onmiimtioa He a i( n r li
IH r d r r . sod Dciiroy
Don't accept Kwnple mill KRKK. Addmi,
tnytubsUtuta. a. 8. OLMSTED, La Roy, N.Y
BOYS GET YOUR !
BICYCLE
ready for NATIONAL BICYCLE WEEK
APRIL 28, TO MAY 5, 1917
You will want a wheel during Bicycle Week, as we
have some good things in store for the bicycle riders.
Come to our store next week and we will give you
particulars on what is going to happen
HAVE A BICYCLE BY ALL MEANS
TRADE YOUR OLD WHEEL IN ON A NEW
Flyer Bicycle
And be a leader in your class. Don't take chances
by buying any unknown make of wheel GET A
FLYER a wheel that has been proven to be the
best wheel you can buy or get your old wheel re
paired here, where you can get a GUARANTEED
FIRESTONE NON-SKID BICYCLE TIRE FOR
$2.SO
Scott & Piper
252 STATE STREET