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me uajuUI UArilAXi JUUKMAU SAUk.51, UKfl. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1918. TORES ALWAYS GOOD-MOST TDIES GREAT. It Today A Complete Change of Program with new VAUDEVILLE TOMORROW 2J THEATRE ' PRO-GERMAN EXPELLED . . Berkeley, Cal, May 18. Dis- missal from the University of California faculty of Dr. Hr- mana Julius Weber waa an- nounced today by the board of regents, 4c Dr. Weber was (barged with "an unsatisfactory attitude in general toward the present war. Among the specific charges was that Weber had drunk a toast' . to the kaiser in his home. ' MM EASY WINNER (Continued from page one) uror, Eyan 38, West 27, Adams 6, Cu iek 7, Hoff 19, Hummer 1; justice ot ' supreme court, Kelly 55, Coke 10, Johns 23; senator. Lachjnundi 49, LaFollett -33, Brown 30, Jones 55; representative, Martin 68, Riggs 47, Weeks 59, Din woodio 38, Hughes 6a, Jones 69, Loo ney 55; county judge, Bushey 49, Ad ims 41; county commissioner, Robert son 23, Feller 29, Goulet 34; justice, Davey 34, Unruh 56; constable, Rob ertson 13, Southwiek 21, Acheson 13, DoLong 42. East Salem U. S. senator, Stanfield 14, MeNary 28; governor, Olcott 33, Simpson 7, Withycombe 7; treasurer, Ryan 19, West 24, Hoff 8; justice of supremo court, Johns 5, Kelly 35, Coke 9; senator, Lachimmd 14, LaFollett 29, Brown 24, Jones 31; representative, Looney 27, Martin 37, Riggs 36, Weeks 40, Dinwoodie 24, Hughes 38, Jones' 36; county judge, Bushoy 33, 'Adams 19; county commissioner, Goulet 15, Robertson 20, Fellor 12; justice Dav ey 35, Unruh 15; constable, Southwiek 5, Acheson 10, DeLong 21, Robertson 8 Bubteville U. S. senator, MoNjary 43, Stanfiold 9; governor, Anderson 1, Harley 5, Moser 6, Olcott 25, Simpson 1, Withycombe 13; treasurer, Adams 7, Hummer 3, Ryan 17, West 19; justice of supremo court, Coke 11, Johns 5, Kelly 27; senator, Brown 23, Jones 21, Laehraund 23, LaFollett 11; repre sentative, Dinwoodio 27, Hughes 31, Jones 34, Looney 27, Vartin 31, Riggs 21, Weeks 23; county judge, Adams 27, Bushey 21; county commissioner, Feller 36, Goulet 8, Robertson 2. St. Paul U. 8. Senator, Stanfield 7, MeNary 80; governor, Simpson 16, Withycombe 8, Harley 36, Moser 4, Ol cott 24; treasurer, Ryan 6, West 21, Adams 4, Cusick 30, Hoff 10, Plummer J; justice of supreme court, Kelly 61, Coke 7. Johns 8; senator, LaFollett 55, Brown 17," Jones 14, Lachmund 68; representative, Riggs 38, WeTjtts 50, Dinwoodie 51, Hughes 41, Jones 38, Looney 54, Martin 32; county judgo, Bushey 73, Adams 10; couroty commis sioner, Rofoertson 6, Feller 13, Goulet 63. West Gorvais U. S. senator, Stan field 9, MjcNary 27; governor, Simp son 3, Withycombe 9, Harley 6, Moser 1, Olcott 18; treasurer, Ryan 5, West 8, Adams 2, Cusick 20; justice of su premo court, Kelly 25, Coke 9, Johns 1; senator, LachmuDnd 21, LaFollett 25, Brown 15, Jones 11; representative Martin 15, Riggs 17, Weeks 26, Din woodio 25, Hughes 23, Jones 15, Looney 28; county judge, Bushey 32, Adams 6; county commissioner, Robertson 1, Feller 16, Goulet 17. East Gorvaiis U. S. senator, Stan field 16, MeNary 97; governor, Olcott 70, Simpson 5 Withyeoudbe 31, Ander son 2, Harley 6, Moser 1; treasurer. Plummer 3, Ryan 24, West 36, Adams 6, Cusick 40, Hoff 5; justice of supreme court, Johns 11, Kelly 56, Coke 14; sen ator, Lachmuu, 159. LiFollott ;6;,i Brown 60, Jones 32; representative, Looney 81, Martin 54, Riggs 54; Weeks 85, Dinwoodie 79, Hughes 50, Jones 60; county judge, Bushey 75, Adams 35; county commissioner, croulet 27, Rob ertson 14, Feller 61. Fairfield U. S. Senator, Stanfield 4, MeNary 35; governor, Olcott 21, Simpson 4, Withycombo 14; treasurer, Ryan 4, West 27, Adams 2, Cusick 2, Hoff 3; justice supreme court, Johns 7, Kelly 30, Coke 2; senator, Lachmund 19, LaFollett .17, Brown 14, Jones 22; representative, Looney 24, Martin 25, Riggs 23, Weeks 30, Dinwoodie 25, Hughes 24, Jones 16; county judge, Bushey 29, Adams 9; county commis sioner, Goulot 13, Robertson 10, Feller 16. Victor Point U. S. senator, Stan field 8, MeNary 46; governor, Simpson 2. Withycombe 10, Harley 1, Moser 5, Olcott 37; treasurer, Ryan 10, West 31 Adams 2, Cusick 3, Hoff 6, Plummer 3; justice supreme court, Kelly 32, Coke 11, Johns 8; senator, Lachmund 14, .LaFollett 29, Brown 21, Jones 30; representative, Martin 41, Riggs 31, Weeks 33, Dinwoodie 24, Hughes 25, Jones '35, Looney 26; county , judge, Bushey 41, Adams 11; county commis sioner, Robertson 17, Feller 15, Gou let 15. 1 Scollardi U. S. senator, MeNary 43, Stanfield 14; governor, Anderswn 2, Harley 6, Moser 1, Olcott 40, Withy combo 9; treasurer, Adams 4, Cusick 16, Hoff 8, Ryan 4, West 14; justice supreme court, Coke 10, Johns 7, Kel ly 34; senator, Brown 24, Jones' 25, Lachmund 20, LaFollett 27; represent ative, Rinwoodie 40, Hughes 31, Jones 29, Looney 30, Martin 28, Biggs 32, Weeks 23; county judge, Adams 21, Bushey 32; county commissioner, Fel ler 19, Goulet 29, Robertson 10. Mchama U. S- senator, Stanfiold 44, MeNary 21; governor, Olcott 16, Simpson 3, Wdthycom'be 18, Anderson 4, Harley 20, Moser 6; treasurer, Hum mer 1, Ryan 24, West 27, Adams 1, Cu sick 4, Hoff 2; justice supreme court, Johns 5, Kelly 47, Coke 2; senator, Lachmund 6, LaFollett 38, Brown 28, Jones 42; representative, Martin 34, Riggs 36, Weeks 34, Dinwoodie 23,' Hughes 47, Jones 40, Looney 43. Salem No. 15 U. S. senator, MeNary 143, Stianfield 24; governor, Anderson 3, Harley 1, Moser 10, Olcott 64, Simp- son 25. VVithvcom'be 54; treasurer, Afl 'ams 4, Cusick 12, Hoff 19, Hammer t, Ryan 77, West 45; justice supreme court, Coke 17, John 14,' Kelly 117; senator, Brown 53, Jones 83, Lachmund 100, LaFollett 61; representative. Din woodie 74, Hughes 101, Jones 111, Loo ney 95, Martin 106, Riggs 91, Weeks 93; county judge, Adams 56, Bushey 99; county commissioner, Feller 45, Goulet 69, Robertson 27.. Salem No. 7 U. S. senator, MeNary 39, Stanfield 15; governor, Anderson 3, Harley 1, Moser 4, Olcott 37, Simp son 7, Withweouibe 6; treasurer, Ad ams 1, Cusick 2, Hoff 14, Ryan , 22, West 15; justice supreme court, Coke 9, Johns 31, Kelly 45; senator, Brown 27, Jones 27, Lachmund 22, LaFollett 26; representative, Dinwoodie 26, Hughes 32, Jones 38, Looney 29, Martin 36, Riggs 26, Weeks 35; county, judge. Adams 30, Bushey 21; county commis sioner, Feller. 11, Goulet 21, Robertson 17; constable, Acheson 14, DeLong 10, Robertson 7, Southwiek 16. Stayton U. S. selator, MeNary 66, Stanfield 2, governor, Anderson 3. Harley 4, Mosor 5, Olcott 15, Simpson 1, Withycombe 42; treasurer, Adams 1, Cusick 23, Hoff 3, Plunvmer 2, Ryan 19, West 20; justice supreme court, Coke 3, Jones 11, Kelly 52; senator, Brown 23, Jorres 23, Lachmund 31, La Follett 36; representative, Dinwoodie 33, Hughes 45, Jones 40, Looney 32, Martin 44, Riggs 32, Weeks 46; coun ty judge, Adams 9, Bushey 59; eoun ty commissioner. Feller 14, Goulet 20, Robertson 27. West Sbaytoni V. S. senator, Me Nary 29, Stanfield 12; governor, An deron 1, Harley 6, Moser 1, Olcott 24, Simpson 2, Withycombe 8; treasurer, Adams 4, Cusick 3, Hoff 3, Ryan 9, West 22; justice of supreme court, Coke 2, Johns 3, Kelly 33; senator, Brown 20, Jones 20, Lachmund 11, La Follett 22; representative, Dinwoodie 15, Hughes 29, Jones 32, Looney 20, Martin 29, Riggs 25, Weeks 26; county judge, Adams 20, Busliey 20; couuty commissioner, Feller 14, Goulet 4, Rob ertson 20. Horeb U. S. senator, MeNary 18, Stanfield 1; 'governor, Anderson 1, Ol cott 15, Simpson 1, Wi'thyeomibe 2; treasurer, Adams 1, Cusick 3, Hoff 6, Ryan 6, West 3; justice supreme court Coke 1, Johns 2, Kelly 12; senator, Brown 10, Jones 9, Lachmund 4, La Follett 7; representative, Dinwoodio 4, Hughes 10, Jones 13, Looney 14, Mar tin 13, Riggs 9, Weeks 7; county judgo Adams 12, Bushey 5; county com missioner Feller 5, Uoulet 5, RcbertBon 7. Turner V. S. senator, MeNary 146, Stanfield 18; governor, Anderson 13. Harley 4, Moser 2, Olcott 80, Simpson 28, Withycombo 40; treasurer, Adams 4, Cusick 22, Hoff 22, Plummer 6, Ry an 53, Wes, 55; justice Bupromo court, Coke 14. Johns 20, Kelly 118; senator, Brown 42, Jones 62, Lachmund 78, La Follett 108; representative, Dinwoodie 93, Hughes 121, Jones 113, Looney 62, Martin 104, Riggs 90, Weeks 119; coun ty judge, Adams 94, Busmey 67; county commissioner, Feller 23, Goulet 25, Rob ertson 106. Jefferson Senator, Stanfield 36, MeNary 115; governor, Olcott 03, Simp son 32, Withycombe 50, Anderson , Harley 1, Mjoser 2; treasurer, Pluimmer 6, Ryan 52, West 19, Adams 2, Cusick 04, Hoff 8; justice supreme court, Johns 4, Kelly 130, Coke 15; senator, Lachmund 55, LaFollett 96, Brown 61, Jones 54; representative, Looney 90, Martin 94, Riggs 79, Weeks 72, Din woodie 89, Hughes 106, Jones 108; coun ty judge, Bushoy 83, Adams 57; coun ty commissioner, Ooaiet 26, Robortion 30", Feller ('(. Champot-g V. S. Senator, MeNary 19, Stanheld 3; governor, Anderson u, Harley 4, Moser 0, Olcotr 6, Simpson 1, Withycombe 1; treasurer, Adams 5, Cusick 3, Hoff 1, Plummer 3 Ryan 3, West 8; supreme judsje, Cuke 5, Johns 3, Kelly 13; senator, Brown 7, Jones BUYERSARE URGED. TO GET BUSYNOVV Upward Trend In Price, Down ward Production Are Main Reasons for Buying Now It is good time to step in and buy that automobile that you are consider ing right bow. Prices are on the up ward trend and production trends down ward, with shipments problematical. The war has first call on the country. The antomobile industry itself has given more than any other to help win th.? war. The eut in production of motor ears is the result of decreased facilities for automobile output due to the war con tracts issued by the government, says Lee L. Gilbert, Llgiu "6" distributor for Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Washington and Tillamook counties. It is significant that evn in 1917 production exceeded that of 1916 by approximately 20 per cent, and it is still more significant that right now used cars of all classes and makes are selling briskly at prices representing an ad vance over what the same cars were selling for a year ago. It is doubtful if there ever was a time in the history of the automobile business when there was as lively a market for used cars as at the present time, and when we con sider this statement in the light of the admitted fact that the supply of auto mobiles has never equalled the demand, it is apparent not only that neither the buying power nor tho buying indication of tli.'.' public has diminished, but that -it has actually increased. 1 don't believe the productions will get back to where it was until after the war ends, tho market is now oversold, the freight rates will advance 25 per cent, and all manufacturers are . com pelled to put into effect another ad vance. Tho great middle-cless, includ ing farmers aud skilled workmen who mako up the bulk of tho buyers of medium priced automobiU's are flush with money. Its natural that they should be spending part of it for con venience which they have never before been ablo to afford and that's exactly what they are doing.,. Can you blams them for not wanting to enjoy some of this life. I am extremenly optimistic over the outlook for the automobile business not only for the period of the war, but for the immediate present, The prosper ity of this industry for the present is limited not by natural economic causes which are fundamental, but by the de sirability and necessity for our sacri' firing selfish ends to the greater cause in which we arc all "so vitally inter ested. ' lT " TrTl iiii " J"i Jva f e rrw! iMf.f. i i a f : iz:-- n --TW ' s, mm mi wmni ''1HM n tx To the Customers of the Salem Gas Plant , - Gas Rate Talk No. 8 The following extract from a letter from the Secretary of the U. S. Tseas ury to President Wilson, dated February 15, 1918, is of considerable interest in connection with this matter, and should be read by every one -seriously interested: "It may be that here and there, because of the prominence . given to less important interests immediately at hand, State and local authorities do not always appreciato the close connection between the soundness and efficiency of the local utilities and the national strength and vigor and do not resort with sufficient promptness to the call for remedial measures. In such cases, I am confident that all such State and local authorities will respond promptly to the national needs when the matter is fairly and properly brought before them. "Our public service utilities are closely connected with and are an essential part of our preparations for and successful prosecution of the war, and the unfavorable tendencies which the accompanying papers reveal may most ef fectively be chocked, wherever they may be found to exist, and the needed relief obtained, only by prompt action on the part of the respective local authorities. , "I earnestly hope that you may feel justified in expressing the conviction that the vital part which the public utilities companies represent in the life and war-making energy of the nation ought to receive fair and just recog nition by State and local authorities." PORTLAND. RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO. M4M tl4M 11, Lachmund 11, LaFollett 11; rep resentative, Dinwoodie 15, Hughes 12 Jones 20, Looney 16, Martin 17, Rigg. 13, Weeks 13; couuty judge, Adams 12, Bushey 10; county commissioner, Fel lir 20. Goulet 0. Robertson 1. Shaw U. S. senator, t?tanfield 8. MeNary 30; governor, Simpson 2 99. Anderson O. Harlev 4 Miser 2, Olcott 8; treasurer, Ryan 15, Vst 12, Adams 4,. Cusick 4, Hoff i, supreme judge, Kelly 24, Coko 3, Johns s. .nnntnr. TjLFollotte 17. Brown 10, Tnn is Tji Mi mil ii d 21; Tenrcseiitativc. Kiggs H, weeKS aa, jjihwouuib x, Vnnha. 9 .Tnnpo 25. Loonev 25. Mar tin. 17; county judije, Bushey 20, Ad ams 18; county commissioner, jnouen son 12, Feller 13, (loulrt 11. North Howell U. S. senator, Mc i9. Stnnfield 12: covornor. An 3 Wnrlnv 5. Moser 1. Olcott 30. Sin,nnn'4. Withvcombe 13: treasurer, Adams 4, UlsncK 0, JlOir , riummer 2 Rvnn 12. West 19; suiiircme judge, Coke 8. Johns 12, Kelly 28; senator, ' n 1 T - IIITI... Brown 3d, Jones uacnmunu n. u Follett 19; representative, Hughes 3, Jones 37, Looney 31, luartin 33, Riggs 29, Weeks 21, Dinwoodie 26; county judge, Adams 20, Bushey 34; county commissioner, Feller 11, Goulet 9, Robertson 23. Liberty u. S. senator, MeNary 38, Stanfield 3; governor, Harley 0, Mcscr 3, Olcott 23, Simpson 5, Withycombe 8, Anderson 1; treasurer Cusick 3, Hoff 6, Plummer 1, Ryan 14, West 17, Ad ams 1; supreme judge, Coke 3, Johns 4'2. Kelly 31; senator, Brown 14, Jones 15, Lachmund 15, LaFollcttc 20; repre sentative Hughes 24, Jones 30, Looney 32, Martin 25,. Riggs 24, Weeks 22, Din woodie 15; county judge, Adams 18, Bushey 20; county commissioner, Fel ler 9, Goulet 11, Robertson 13; justice of peace, Davey 20, Unruh 13; con stable, Southwiek 9, Acheson 2, DeLong 20, Robertson 2. QL'INAjBY U, S. sionntor, Btanficlcl o 90- anveriior. Olcott 21, Simpson 7, Withycombe 11, Anderson 2, Harley 4, Moser iu; ircasurm, xiu a Hvbii, 7. West 24. Adams 4, Cu sick 8, Hoff 6; .supreme judgo, Johns 11 Kelly 25, t;ouo iu; senator, ijim-ii-mund 22, LaFollett 29, Brown 12, Jones 31; representative, Looney 28, Martin 28. Riggs 32, Weeks 25, Dinwoodie 22, Hughes 30, Jones i; ramj j'"i Busher 22, Adams 29; county commis sioner) Goulet 13, Robertson 9, Feller 2a; justice of peace, Davey 24, Unruh 27; constable, Southwiek 15, Acheson 6, DeLong 15, Robertson 5. c.iuio IT H senator. MeNary 51, Stanfield 3; governor, Moser 19, Olcott 25, Simpson 3, Withycombe 8; treas urer, Adams 2, cusick ., nun Phmvmer 1. Rvan 10. West 17; supreme judge, Coke 3, Johns 19, Kelly 29; sen ator, Brown 30. Jones 40, J.acuimm.i 28, LaFollett 20; representative, Din- m TTuuhfia 31. .tones 44. Loo- ney 28, Martin 38, Riggs 32, Weeks 27; county jndgfl, Adams 22, Bushey 31; country icommissioneT, Feller 20j Goulet 12, Robertson 18. Macleav U. 8. senator, MeNary 61, Stanfield 9; governor, Anderson 1, Harley , Mosfr t, wiemi. 5, Withycombe 2fi; treasurer, Adams 2, Cusick 9, Hoff 8, Plummer 3, Ryan 21, West 30; supreme judge. Coke 9, Johns 6, Kellv 49; senator, Brown 19, Jones 45, Lacbimind 20, LaFollett 50; representative, Dinwoodie 33, Hughes .56, Jones 52, Looney 47, Martin 45, Riggs 39, Weeks 35; county judge, Ad- XX Try the Old Reliable Before ' You Buy - THE MAN WHO MAKES EVERY PURCHASER OF. FURNITURE A SATISFIED CUSTOMER. Refrigerators The very best sanitary Refrigeators in all sizes, both top and side icers, very moderately priced from . $15.00 to $35.00 ' Ice Boxes Ice Boxes, 50 and 100 pound capaci ties, priced from $12.00 to $16.00 . We have thousands of little helps for the Housekeeper. Come in and look around. Porch Shades Coplmor Porch Shades in all size's enjoy your porch during the warm weather at a small cost Hammocks You all know the joys of a Hammock, selling from $2.50 to $7.00 Keep a Kool Kitchen Install one of - our Oil Stoves and keep a kool kitchen and cut the cost of cooking. ASK TO SEE THE COWAN CLASSIQUE, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TALKING MACHINE ON THE MARKET; PLAYS ALL MAKES OF RECORDS-ALMOST EVERY DEMONSTRATION IS A SALE. YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT MOORE'S XX ams 23, Busliey 40; county commission er, Feller 19, Goulot 37, Robertson 7. West Mt. Angel U, 8. senator, Me Nary 60, Stanfield 14; governor, Har ley 15, Moser 1, Olcott 42, Simpson 3, Withycombe 12; treasurer, Adams 2, Cusick 46, Hoff 7, Ryan 8, Wist 10; supreme judge, Coke 5, Johns 8, Kelly 8; senator, Brown- 19, Joes 14, Lach niuud 51, LaFollett 53; representative, Dinwoodio 58, Hughes 63, Jones 19, Looney 59, Martin 21, Riggs 59, Weeks 02; county judge, Adams 18, Bushey 53; county commissioner, Feller 21, Goulet 32, Robertson 8- Kast Mt. Angeb U. 8. senator, Me Nary 155, Stantield 19; governor, Har ley 53, Moser 2, Olcott 105, Simpson 4, Withycombe 6; treasurer, Cusick 14C, Hoff 13, I'hvmmcr 2, Ryan 2, West 12 Adams 4; supreme judge, Coke 8, Johns , Kelly lo3; senator, joner. 34, Jaca mund 141, LaFollett 128, Brown 17; representative, Hughes 142, Jones 17, Looney 157, Martin 11, Riggs 155, Weeks 150, Dinwoodie 141; county judge, Adams 27, Bushey 133; county commissioner, Feller 37, Goulot 104, Robertson 11. Salem No. 12 U. S. senator, Me Nary 145, Stanfield 40; governor, Ol cott 72, Withycombe 58; treasurer, Ry an 77, West "37; senator. Brown 61, Jones 83, Lndnnund 103, LaFollett 71; representative, Dinwoodie 69, Hughes 111, Jones 133, Looney 114, Martin 117, Riggs 91, Weeks 101; county judge Adams 50, Bushey 124; justice of peace Davey 71, Unruh H; constable. Ache son 29, DeLong 80, Hobei-.son 7, South wiek 52. Lane County Results Eugene, Or., May 18. Forty six pre cincts complete, give following repub lican vote for Lane county: governor, Anderson 211. Hailey 87, Moser 153, Olcott 287, -Simpson 503, Withycombe UM. Treasurer. Adams 135, Cusick 432, Hoff 626, l'lummcr 150, Ryan 351, West 404; Senator for Lane, roster 1160, Jones 970. Seiraitor Lane and Linn, Bedc 830, Bell 1157. Representa tive, Bean 1099, Eaton 544, Fullerton fill, Graham 933, Roberts 704, Wheeler 13911. This dastardly divd is reported in the co'uimis of the Grants Pass Courier: ' Holland had its second robbery Thurs- ',r,v night when some unknown party ciiteied tlic smoKenouse oi jeii wimer who resides near that place, and stole 2f'ii pounds of hams and bacon." DUMB COURTSHIP. Tacoma, Wash., My 18. Dan Cupid seems to be deaf and dumb as woll as blind when it comes to Mrs. Annio Suterlick Howard. Mrs. Howard, who Is a deaf mute, married Thomas Howard, who became her third husband. Howard didn't explain how the courtship proceeded. Ho cannot talk the sign language. "But she will make a good wife," ho said. "I will do the talking for both of us." BEECHAM'S PILLS aulckly help to strengthen the digestion, stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels and improve the health by working with nature. L'" Sale of An, Medlcln. in th. World. , Sold .rwh.r. la Boiu, Ids., 25c Used Furniture Wanted Highest CaBh Prices Paid for Used Furniture E. L. STIFF & SON Phone 941 or 508 OREGON TAXI & BAGGAGE , COMPANY Phone 77 Try Our Checking System on Baggage Claim Checks for Every Parcel Handled. "" I GERMANS REPULSED : By Fred 8. Ferguson, United Press Staff Correspondent With the Americans in Piear- dy, May 18. The Germans at- tempted a raid on American positions near Montdidier last nig'it. They were repulsed with losvs. , Two boche sausage balloons wero shot down in the clear moonlight. Airplanes on both sid.;s were busy all night. ! ' W. T. RIGDOK CO UNDERTAKERS W. T. RIGDON ' L. T. RIGDON Calls answered all hours day and night. Res. Phone 111; Office Phone 183 252 N. High St. WHEY For Feeding Hogs CAN BE HAD AT THE Marion Creamery Call or Telephone 2488 5 WANTED, JUNK 1 And All Kinds of 2nd Hand Goods. Full Market Prices Special . Prices paid for Sacks. Get "our prices before you sell. THE PEOPLE'S JUNK ft 2ND 4 HAND STORE 271 N. Com'l St. Phone 734 3fc )fc ijc iff jc Jfi s)c 5( )t sfc s(c 3c L.M.HUM care of Yick So Tong Chinese Medicine end Tea Cw. X Has medicine which will cure any known disease. Open Sundays from 10 a. m until 8 p. m. 153 South High St. Salem, Oregon, Phone 283 I I WANT TO BUY Your Junk and give you a square business deal. I always pay the highest cash prices. I WANT YOUR SACKS AND BAGS I buy all kinds of used goods, 2nd hand furni ture, rubber and junk. Get my prices before you sell THE CAPITAL JUNK CO. The Square Deal House 271 Chemeketa Street Phone 398