Saturday, april sa, 1917. rnal, salem. Oregon.
FRIDAY, HAY 18. 1917.
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RED CROSS NOTES
NEW TODAY
Si TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE
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iTulss FOR SALE
17tu St.
WANTKD Work on ranch, married
man with lull of experience. K cure
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OREGON
CAPON IZ1NG AT YOUR ORDER
I0 ier 100. A. T, Savage, Aumsville,
Or. V 5 21
j WOOD SAWING 1-C.n
SFor Ml C.pf
OlIiLS OR WOMEN WANTKD At
tlie glove factory, 1455 Oak St.
Steady work. 5 18
j0n farm ! Mu
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and toek
cattle.
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rooms.
a Housekeeping rooms,
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win: E Phone 2017 J
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Inquire
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Rose
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room bungalow, modern
l turn W A. Linton. 5-19
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IV .lire Juurual. 519
A matron at V.
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rnnm modern hOTJSB
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a-A'ntieea for sale at Jour-
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OPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS
tip M.,v Phone 572. tf
Lot plowing done; all work
t .atisiiietorv. Phone 2017J
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KALE SEDD FOR SALE 25c per lb.
postpaid. A. W. L.ainrop, Turner, Or.
521
FOR KENT 7 and 5 rooi ittagc
strictly modern, clone in, $15 and
$IS. phone 1422. 5-21
LADY WISHES HOISECLEANING
or other work by hour. 1'lioiie G24W.
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FOR SALE 3 'mee Jersey cows, or
will take dry eows iu exchange.
I'hone 87F24. 5 lit
BUR BANK SEED POTATOES FOR
Sale Win. Brown k Co. Inc., Phone
115. 6 18
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sey Leifers. One fourth mile cast ot
asylum. Phone 101 P2. W. E. Vincent.
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New York 7 12 0
Detroit :- 3 6 1
Tee Red Crosa muvrmrat i grow in-1 Mcridgi aud N unamaker; Dauss
the territory auxiliary to ih Wil ' MranaSf-
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formed in Polk and Marion counties
win be auxiliary to the Sl-ui chapter
no auxiliary in the two eountii-H
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l ned for next week to raise money for
the Red Cross. These will take the
j form of afternoon teas and parties in
the evening. An old time rummage
sale has been suggested and it is prob
M j able that this plan will be worked out
1 ; as ruinimi're sales eenerally add to the
U i hilarity of nations besides leaving a lot
oi real money in tne treasury for some
Rood eanse. n this case ,it will be the
Red Cross.
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can affiliate with any other chapter.
Gervais was organized last evening
Maeleay will organ!). tonight, and
Sunday speakers will be mut to Mon
mouth and St. Paul to assist in form
ing organizations.-
Ruth, Bader and Agnew; Russell and
Schalk.
l'hiladelj.hia - Cleveland, postponed,
rain.
The books of Willamette chapter are
open for inspection. The Red Cross is
a public institution and if any one has
any curiosity as to where the money is
going, the books are open. One half of
all money received goes to the general
headquarters of the American .atioual
Red. Cross at Washington City.
National.
B. H. E.
Pittsburg 1 8 2
New York 8 8 1
Grimes and Schmidt; Salleo and Mc
Carty. St. Louis 1 3
Eroiklyn 1
Doak and Snyder; Pfeffer, Packard
and Miller.
Cincinnati '
Boston 1 5
Ring and Huhn; Rudolph, Nchf aud
Gowdv, Tragressor.
rh,.,n 1 4 3
Philiiflphihia 3 9
Douglas, Demarce, Prendergast
Wilson; Alexander aud Killifer.
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FOR PALE $430.00 small house, lot
50x150, fruit trees, berries, garden
ployed ready to-plant. $25.00 down
$7.50 per month- Address L. 5-22
FOR SALE 6 room modem bungalow,
lot 50x200; a bargain, lor terms sec
Rostein & Green bauiii,240 Commer
cial St. ....... 5-18
WANTED Pasture for 15 young heif
ers, must be well fenced and pl-Mity
good water. Address Russell Oarlin,
Salem, or phone 127 or 1166. 518
FOR RENT $13.50 modem bungalow
in central south Salem- Apply Elmer
A. Dane, business phone U35, resi
dence 176DW. 5 21
WANTED Experienced girl for dry
goods, notions anil general store work
State experience and salary expected
in first letter. L. care Journal.
0 LOAN For one or two
per cent, on farm property.
. ton fare Journal. 5-18
EGGS WANTED Best cash price paid
for best eifas delivered to Cherry
City Baking Co., Broadway and Mur
ket. tf
(?? First class seed potatoes
lM S. 21th St- Phone 413.
5-19
20 ACRES 15 acres 7 year old prunes,
5 acres open laud, 7 miles out of Sa
lem. Price $182-50 per acre, has run-iiino-
water, no buildings. See J. A.
Mills, 384 State.
-A man with light ear and
$10 a day proposition. Ad
s. C. care Journal.
FOR RENT Modern sleeping room,
well furnished, hot and cold water,
ono block from court house. 330 N.
High St. Phono 4. 5-19
Ninety head good sheep,
wed, and 'seventy five lambs.
101. 5-21
; I- Extra si rung, built for
wife, $1H.5I1 cash. Call Satur
tmk. 1510 State St. tf
:u Housekeeping rooms,
m, dose in. 336 N. High St.
t 5-19
AH0G ANY' CASE
.!it$:!.(li) montlilv.
iitli St., Salem.
PIANO
Inquire
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A1? Five room furnished bun-
. isclnding piano. Apply T. W.
i, 1100 South 12th. 5-19
;l'K .iO lots
Seed furnished.
tor rent on
Phone 1103.
5-19
liH BRKD AIREDALE PUP
sile, from petigreed dam and
'if Tlib'll. 5-18
..a Or rent, suburban home
wproveil, on car line. Aprdy
nal office. 5-21
'Experienced cirl to do eon
work, (tall mornings before
Wrongs. 274 N. Summer. 5-18
t TO BUY Mohair at Eaat
wnery, 2oih and Oak. Phone
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fnished housekeeping apart-
cottage. Phono 2203,
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According to the report of David W.
Eyre, treasurer of the Willamette
chapter, there is $2,111..")!) in the treas
ury. Ihe receipts are as lollows: Sun
i.lnn nnd flower cxchanse will be in i
operation in Salem, under the auspices j
of the Salem Floral Society. With
favorable weather, it will be held on
Liberty street adjoining the Brick
Bros, store. Should W rain, trie ex
change will avail itself of the invita
tion of C. S. Hamilton to use part of
the entrance to his store.
Already the following have been
promised for exchange: 200 snap
Hrnfrons. 200 Maiiirolds, 200 tomato
dry items, $20.50; general membership Iln, 200 ,dtthji.as. fll,i 8,1 assor,me"t
.J .. ' . . ( 4i.a ;v' nft i. nl flower, the elad-
trom tnoso wno nav not attiuatca i "l - -
with an auxiliary, $1,130; subscriptions
to Red Cross magazines, $14; donations
$229.20; auxiliary membership, $1,025.
This gives a total receipts of $2,427.70
The expenditures are as follows: Paid
txi vi. va, nistoriala for suruicnl sun-1 in charge. This is Salem s
plies, $lKD.aU; paia tor civilian rener,
$12; balance cash on hand, $1,111.59.
A STAR
FROM
OUR TOWN
Plant Exchange Wil!
Be Working Tomorrow
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Saturday, from 10 until 5 o'clock, a
inlus.
The books from the Commercial club
giving the location of lots that may be
used for planting will also be at the
exchange. Mrs. C. P. Bishop and Mrs-
Edward Tollman are ou tne eomnimee
first ex
periment in the way of a plant aud
flower exchange. . If the idea is adapt
ed to the ways of Salem thinking, it
will be one of the regular institutions
of the Salem Floral society. But if it
is just a. little too much in advance ot
the way of doing things hree, it is
probable this will be the last exchange.
It has been a success elsewhere-
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FOR RENT Nearly new Smith &
Barnes piano, would prefer to rent
to someone in Court apartments. Res.
phone 62F13. Frank E. FricUey care
Lndd & Bush.
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PIANOLA A player attachment that
fits nnv piano, good condition, ,iust
traded 'in. Will sell at very low fig
ure. See Mr. Sawyer at E. L. Stiff &
Son, 448 Court St. Phone 941.
FOR EXCHANGE For cheap home in
Salem eleven acres of land all in
cultivation, dwelling, barn and com
mercial orchard. Price $2200. W. A.
Liston. 5''
FOR EXCHANGE Ten acres in bear-
irt" fruit, we located, no buildings.
Will accept unincumbered vacant lots
as part payment. Price $2300. V A.
Liston.
TO EXCHANGE An eight room mod-
Tin ved street and car
line, for small ranch or improved
acreage. W. A. Liston. 519
THE NATION"
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The greatest and
most timely picture
that has ever been of
fered to the public.
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II Theodore Roosevelt,
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ELLA HALL, the Dainty Bluebird Star, in
"A JEWEL IN PAWN"
A whirlwind of funa cyclone of joy.
MUTUAL WEEKLY and a GOOD COMEDY
' ''. TODAY and TOMORROW
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SUNDAY SUNDAY
HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE
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DIRECT FROM PORTLAND W
TODAY
and
TOMORROW
THE SALEM GIRL
MARGARITA
FISCHER
In a Fascinating Drama
' of the Hour
THE DEVIL'S
ASSISTANT '
Pathe News Comedy
Ye LIBERTY
SUBMARINE TOLL LIGHT
OREGON WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Hide Metal company Highest cash
prices paid for iron of every descrip
tion. Before you sell elsewhere con
sult us. Phone 309. 197 S. Com'l. 6-o
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Seven
room two story house plastered
throughout. Barn, wood shed, two
large lots, plenty of fruit and room
for garden. Square Deal Realty Co.,
202 U. S. Bank bldg.
Good shinninir nntatnna.
f top price. Salem Fruit Co.
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Wage and Buick cars. Dwight
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R-Treapasg notices, new
cloth ones ot Capital Jour-
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ANTED Also veal, poultry,
;f, potatoes, beans, etc!
'. J?ricos Paid- No Prices
er the phone. Salem Fruit
' . Com'l St. 5-26
Mi
st class pattern maker.
FORD OR AUTO WANTED AS PART
Payment On modern a room cottage
on paved street, east front; garden,
lawn, fruit and flowers. Will also
make an attractive cash or install
moil nffer. Owner 1755 N. Com 1
St. Phone 608J.
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FOB SALE Ten acre Bosc and Cornice
pear orchard, in full bearing, on elec
tric car line one mile from city lim
its of Medford, Oregon, beautiful
modern bungalow. Will trade for un
improved land, value $10,000.00. Ad
dress C. A. Bird, Medford, Oregon,
E. No. 2. 518
Paris, May 18. Only three French
merchantmen were sunk by submarines
in tne ween ended .May i.i, accoruing
to official announcement today. Dur
ing that period 952 vessels entered
French ports and 991 departed.
A big bargain in a 7 room
house. For rent, four rooms
for dressmaking, milliner, etc.,
close in. Wanted $1,800.00 to
$2,000.00 on gilt edge farm
loan 7 per cent.
Wanted" onion weedcrs, 20
cents an hour, out: of town.
Teamster wanted $30.00 month
board and lodging. Men to slash
$12.00 per acre. Man and wo
man on a farm $2.00 a day for
man, without board. Salem Em
ployment Agency, Room 14
Breyman Building. I'hone 848.
High School Student
Body Elects Officers
The student body of the high school
has been getting into real life today in
its election for tho coming year. The
big contest wras for president, with
Phillip Elliot and Dewey Probst as
the opposing candidates, resulting in
the election of Dewey Probst. The vote
was: Elliott, 90; Probst, 11.2.
Other officers elected were as fol
lows: ':'
Vice President, Harlan Hunt. '('
Secretary, Marjorie Brown.
Football Manager, Walter Van Osdel.
Yell Leader, Reed Rowland.
. Clarion Editor, Kenneth Powers.
Clarion Manager, Leslie Springer.
Basket Ball Manager, Arthur Boss.
Debate Manager, Ralph Barnes.
Athletic Distribution Manager,
Wyndham Buren.
Faculty Purchasing Agent, G, H. Bon
ell. Sergeant at arms, Paul Richardson.
ADD STATE HOUSE .
CASES SET FOR HEARING
Cases set for hearing by the public
service commission are as follows:
May 29, ten o'elock a. m-, court
house, Portland, investigation of ad
vances in rates for diversion and re
consignment of carload freight, brought
by tho Portland Traffic and Transpor
tation Bureau, aud tho Portland Cham"
ber of Commerce; May 31, 11 o'clock
a. an., Tualitin, farm crossing; June 1,
10:30 a. m., C'anby, train, service; and
June 5, 9:30 a. m., Tide Creek, train
service at Goble.
fe l j4jj,,hlp.hi,i mill HiU IU..,-.l"I.JWI)mJM JiJIJ.M'ILIMgHW.WUW!JI,ftWP
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went. Address
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und n4' B0fit of k. Hand
""a pressed 75e Pi nn
g Works, 19th :d SUteJ
518
iBaLMens clothinq-
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grlV,tc-iu8H "Old
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rJlei1 for
mart
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Petaluma,
6-2
mills and oteom.
ges. Boats $50.00
ton Iiah..
-0 per dnv Mn
Hd K ' "6CB:. "oats
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WANTED Man and woman
to work on farm, man to re
ceive $2.00 per day without
board, house furnished, sum
mer job. Young man wants
farm work. Onion weeders want
ed 20 cents an hour. All sum
mer work.
FOR SALE House and lo-
in citv, large 5 room house,
chicken house, furnace in house
city water, walnut and bearing
fruit trees. Price $1400, $500
cash, balance $200 per year at
5 per cent interest. Salem Em
ployment Agency, ' Room 14,
Breyman bldg., Phone 848.
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urns TOR WOOD
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until Friday, June 8, at
o'clock p. m., for the delivery of one
hundred twenty-five (125) cords of
large second growth firwood, to be de
livered before October 1, 1917. lnc
court reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. U. O BOYER,
5.29 County Clerk
WOOD BIDS INVITED
School district No- 24 will receive
sealed bids for the furnishing of 800
cords or more of slab wood, body rir,
second growth tir, and ash all to be
four feet in length and piled under the
direction of the head janitor, pnor to
September 1, and delivered to the fol
lowing schools as directed: Englewood,
Garfield, Grant, High, Highland, Lin
coln, McKinley, Park, Richmond and
Washington. Bids will be opened at the
regular school meeting on June 11, 1917
Each bid must be accompanied by a
check in 10 per cent of the amount of
bid and addressed in plain envelope to
W H. Burghardt, Jr., clerk of the
board, 385 State street, Salem, Oregon.
Mav 18-19. June 1-2-8-9.
We Lead, Others Follow
(If They Can)
In paving you the top-notch
prices" for your junk. We pay
you One Dollar where others wi 1
only pay you 50c. If you don t
sell your junk to us, we Both
Lose.
Western Junk Company
Salem's Leading Junk Dealers
302 N. Com'l & 402 H. Com'l St
Phone 808 rhone 708
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WEEKS To Mr aud Mrs. L. E. Weeks,
of 143 Court street, Friday morning,
May 18, 19.17, a daughter.
She has been named Loise June.
THOMPSON To Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Thompson on North Capital street,
May 10, 1917, a son,
He'has been mimed George Emery.
Tilt Shoes are made of real leather. We
guarantee a pair of Tilt Shoes to outwear
TWO PAIRS of any other make of Shoes
sold at the same price. $8.00 is the ordi
nary price of these Shoes, but in spite of
the advancing market we offer them for a
few days only, at
$6.50 PER PAIR
Remember, we will have to RAISE THE
PRICE as soon as we have disposed of our ,
presen i stock. We also carry two more
well known brandsBuckingham and
Hechts Working Shoes and Genuine Army
Shoes.
Also KEITH'S KONQUEROR "The Shoe
that nine young men out of ten are wearing
in Salem." We sell only Standard Goods
and we guarantee that our regular prices
will beat the average SALE PRICE. Why?
Because our daily expense of maintaining
our business will not exceed $5.00 a day.
A. J. PARIS SHOE CO.
"The Little Store with the Small Prices"
WELBORX To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S.
Welborn, 1S90 Center street, Friday
morning, May IS, 1.917, a son.
He has been named Gale Stewart.
GRAND
OPERA HOUSE
Two Days, Starting
TUESDAY, MAY 22
Herbert Brencn
Sale Author and Director of
'A Daughter of the Gods'
DIED
FEALIX On the Southern Pacific
train, between Woodburn and Salem,
Thursday evening, May 10, 1917,
Charles Fralix. Colored.
His death was duo to hemmorhage of
the lungs. Ho was porter on the. train
and become suddenly ill when near
Woodburn, dying before the train reach
ed Salem. He was about 40 years of
age.
The body is now at the undertaking
parlors of'Webb & dough. Funeral ar
rangements have not as yet been made,
awaiting word from relatives in Port
land and Seattle.
MECHEM In Salem, Wednesday, May
1(5, 1917, Mrs. Elizabeth Mechem, at
, the age of 89 years.
Her home was formerly in Portland.
The funeral services were held this
morning from the chapel of Webb &
Clough and were conducted by the Rev.
W. E. Ingalle. Burial was in the Odd
Fellows' cemetery. A. C. Wright and
F. E. Wright, of Portland, nephews,
were present at the funeral.
TOSLAND In Portland, May 16, 1917.
Donald F. Tosland at the age or &
years, 5 months and 18 days.
The funeral services .were held this
afternoon 'from the chapel of Webb &
Clouirh with burial in the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
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LA BARRE rhyllis Vivian La Bane,
the seven davs old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie La Barre, living four
miles west of Salem, died this morn
ing at the home of her parents.
The funeral -service will be held Sat
urday morning at 10:30 o'clock, from
the chapel of Webb & Clough and will
be conducted by the Rev. Warren. Bur
ial will be in tho Lee Mission cemetery.
Presents
NAZIMOVA
In a pliotodraniatic version of
Marlon Craig Wentworth's Play
"WAR BRIDES" '
A story of greater tragedies
than those of the trenches.
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
New York, Chicago and Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities
paid $2.00 to see this production
SALEM SPECIAL PRICES
25c, 35c, 50c
MATINEES 25c
TWICE DAILY 2:30-8:30
L M. HUM
CARE OF
Yick So Toog
CHINESE' MEDICINES AND
TEA COMPANY
Has medicine., which., will cure
Any known Disease
Open Sundays from 10:00 a. m
until 8:00 p. m.
153 South High Street .
Salem, Oregon Phone 283
5-25
W. J. PATTERSON, M. D. Y.
Graduate .. Veterin-
arian, Licensed to
Inspect Stock. Up- TJ"
to-Date Methods,
Medicine and Oper-
tlng Table.
Phones: Office 278,
Res. 1961.
420 S. Commercial
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