Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 24, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURHAI. SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1918. PAGE FIVE NEW TODAY JOURNAL WANT AD DEPARTMENT IS THE BEST SELLING CEDIUM IN MARION COUNTY-TRY THEM FOR RESULTS ULB8HTED ADVEJtTXJUJfO SATES Bat pr ward New loiayt insertion - - U Dae week ( faissrtioas) On mouth (2$ insertions) Th Capital Jooxaal ba r sensible for aur than eas huaitit. Car errors in Classified AdTertisesaenta, Sead your advertisement ths fit day It appears and notify as imjaeJistsly if nor ocean. yrinlmnn. oharge, 15a. WOOD saving. Cs 927; prompt orr iee. 12-26 FOB SALE Frash, extra TT6 S.. 1Kb. rifle sow, tit WANTED Calves of all k'nds. Phono 80F1L tf IP TOUR ROOF LEAKS phsne 1874. t FOB a typewriter mechanic phone 937. 1-23 FOB SALE Equity in good piaao. Gall Mrs. Frickey. Phone 748. tf PASTURE wanted for 2 horses and 8 yearlings. Brown care Jours&l. 12-24 EARLY fnggle bop roota for sale. J. B Cooper, Independence. 12-26 WANT J5D Fat thin and fresh cowa, large calves. Phone 1425M. 12-28 FOB RENT 5 room modern flat, furn ished. Phone 1737W. - 18-25 FOB' BENT Furnished house .clow to post office. For further information jihone 773B. tf LOGANBERRY plants for sale by C. P. Aspinwall, Brooks, Or., Phono 35 FT2. 13-24 FOB SALE 1 9x13 shaft governor, engine and boiler complete, cheap. "Box 268, Turner, Or. . tf WANTED To rent bungalow or house preferably with .small piece sf land, 3 0 care Journal. ' 1S-2S FOB SALE Modern 4 room bungaiew will sacrifice for $300. 860 8. 20th or Phone 473IW. 12-86 WANS' HQ Horse power stump puller. . Bejftier, Bt 1, Maeleay, Or. 13-34 ALKD taia) ud cheat hay for sale, at $25 per tan, St. 5, box 92, Litch- fiteia. tt gALB Two good yoiraa Jersey eews, fresh, 4 and 5 years. Oie Guernsey-Durham, fire years old. 1923 State St. 12-24 FOB SALB 1917 model Ford touring ' car, electric lights, and extras. A bargain. C. F. Robinson, 448 Court St. SUB SALE Several S ni-.re tracts, im roved and unimproved at reason able: prices, from owner. Phone 62F 14. 12-25 FOB SALH-rlO acre tract, nearly all cultivated, 8 acres bearing prunes, smnH hnnoa Prion Mrtftfl W Vt benhorst & Co., 275 State street 12-25 FOB SALE Good 5 room plastered cot tage on paved street, large lot, east front. This is a Dargain. Price 250. W. H. Grabenhorst 4. Co., 275 Mtate Btreet. 12-25 FOB SALE Good 8 room modern houso, paved street, corne' lot. Price $2500. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State street. 12-25 WILL the parties who parked their car in front of etocMtons store Mon day evening at 4:30 please call 18 F13, as there were some pa. jek put in their car 'by mistake. 12-25 FOB SALE 10 acre tract all cultivat ed, 5 acres of bearing cherry orah ard, good 5 room plastered bungalow, small barn. Price $2800. W. H. Gra benhorst & Co., 275 State street. 12-25 FOB BBNT 80 acre grain farm for cash, or will take bouse and lot in Salem. Stock and implements go with farm. 25 acres planted to grain. 1031 Union St. 12-25 ABOUT 8-4 acre, 6 room, semi-modern house, 8 blocks from capital bid;., 8500, free of encumbrance, or small farm. Owner in town one week. 658 Union St., 1-3 THE Motor Ia garage bow epea. All kinds of auto repairing, storage, etc. All work guaranteed. . 13-29 FOliND Vuntain pea; Owner identi fy pay for ad and aaU at Journal ef fieeV 12-2 WALL PAPSB IS eeats pat doable roll upward. Bttrea's Furniture Store, 17 Oommnreial. tf OAtfaNDAB for 1919;: largo figure for practical aae. Call an Bonier it. Smith, the. iasuranee mat, MOoe- nack bldg. 1-1 W ANITfiD T wo dining room girls fr an . out of town hotel, good out ot town hotol, good pay. Call Argo hotel afternoons. tt liET sue do yoar errands and deliver your Xmas parcels, prompt, reliable - service. 538 State St. Phono 688. Paul M. Eyan, Prop, 12 24 OLD papers for carpets, etc., 10 eento per hundred, call at Journal office. MAXWELL for eale, $275. Toms. Mo . ehsoieally perfect. Highway Garage Phono 355. Gall 1000 S. Coal. tf FOB SALE .Now Underwood type writer; sill consider trado on an old Underwood. Back spacers put on Underwood typewriters, work guar anteed. Call 124 a Liberty st. Phone 88?. . 12-24 IB VOW stuat sell your liberty bonds, ell. them to me. If yon can buy asor'e liberty bonds, buy them of me. I boy and sell liberty bonds. W. A. List on, 484 Court St. tf FOB SALE 30 aero tract, 10 acres of Loganberries in first class condition, S acres of timber and pasture, bal ance of land cleared, cheap build ings, 4 miles out. Price $7500. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State street, 1225 UBERTY BONDS If yon awst dis pose of your bonds, we will buy i- them. S14 Masonic bldg. tf PLENTY of money to load on good firms; low interest rates; five years time; privilego to pap $100 or multi pi on any interest date. Call or write H. M. Hawkins, 814 Masonie bldg. Salem. tf WANTED TO BHNT FABM. Wanted to rent grain and stock fans for a term of years by an ex perienced party; will pay eash or hare rent. Addess C. 0. C, care or Capital Journal. IB-it FOB SALE Barred Bock pullets, U. A. C. strain, have started to lay, will ake $2 each, delivered in Salem, eubjeot to your approval, fine big birds would bring $1.50 each on mar ket. E. L. Ostergard, Independence, Ore. 12-24 FOB SALB 4 room house and lot N. liberty street for $500, $25 down $i week till paid, no interest, but taxes) and insurance; S room hooae $500. $30 cash, $1 woek; a nice 4 uwxra kina. mnA hin 1050 N FrOBt for $1000, $50 cash and $2 week, n interest; large i room " barn 1840 N. Front, $1250, $50 eash, balance IB per weex, taxes ana 8u ranee; good 4 room house, large basement, 696 N. Commercial St., $1100, $50 eash, balance $3 per week, insurance and taxes, but no inter est; a new 5 room house, largo ce ment building 30x70 fU, 3 lot for $3000, $75 eash and $4 per week; kpM a maih hrtnfiA. orner Winter and (Center for $4000, $250 sash. oalanoe wl per wee, wwmm nnm, nice location $250, eash $10, 60e per week. lt aero fine orebard with 4 acres of fine garden land, buildings and orchard, 500 cherry, 500 peaeh, 100 apples, bearing, for $4000, $200 ash balance $7 per week; oar ko !( 20 acres. 8 miles) east for $, 000, $500 eash, balance 10 week,, as interest but taxes and iararaaeo n aBy tract. B. B. Byan. j A DANOT stock ranch in the Bed Deer district midwest Alberta. Plen teous rains in summer. Well equip ped with buildings, heavy springs, good soil, 100 A. in cultivation, near railroad, good roads, no slough. An exchange for Oregon property is de sired on account of wife. I can rec ommend this deal. Wm. Fleming, agent, 341 State street, Salem. Pu.ne 3U3 day, 864 evenings. 12-24 NOTIOB OF ASSESSMENT far the Ooat of Constructing a sidewalk: To Archie Parker, George Parker, Margaret Parker, Virgil Parker and Wilda Parker: Toa are hereby notified that the eity of Salem has, by ordinance No. 1569, levied an assessment upon lot 7 in block 13 of Highland avenue addition to the city of Salem, Oregon, owned by you, in tfiie sum of $82.25 for the cost of constructing a cement concrete sidewalk on the north side of High land avenue in front of and abutting upon said lot. Said assessment was en tered in the minor lien docket of the eity of Salem on the 13th day of De cember, 1918, as a charge and lien against said lot, and the same is now doe sod payable to the city treasurer. By order of the common council, tlhij notice is served nnon yon by publiea tion thereof for .ten days in the Daily Oapital Journal, 4 daily newspaper paWished in the eity or ttaJem. Date of frist publication hereof is December 20, 1918. EARL RACE, Beeorder of the eity of Salf-m, Oregon, fan. 1 STATl TREASS3ER KAY MGEATES LA17 FOR EQUALIZING ME$ Legislators Wore Gvea Sug gestions At Eleetmg Yes terday Eyecssg. The Marion county delegation for the coming legislature met a few Kind friends last evening at the Hasonia Temple aad were given some sugges tions as to what would make life worth living or rather what would equalise matters in the state of Oregon. W. G. Allen, manager "of the Hunt Bros, cannery, suggested that a law should be enacted requiring tax asses sors to make a tabulated bet in each county of the acreage of each fruit tiadt berry industry. Others thought :the idea would be a good ona for other inuu9tries of the state. Then it was suggested that the dif ferent fruit industries of the state would support a law requiring uniform crates. The government now stipulates about pints and quarts but it was toot that uniform sized crates would fill the bill much better. i Dr. Hartley Spoke Dr. C. A. Hartley told the prospect ive legislators a lot about their teeth and also intimated that a law should 03 submitted to the next legislature requiring doctors to be more careful in making a diagnosis of a case and that such should be done according to modern methods. State Treasurer T. B. Kay .advocated the enactment of a law to equalize the assessing of taxes. He referred to the fact that Bheep in different counties are taxed according to the feelings or the tax assessor, low in one county and hiirh in another. Mr. Kay thought that dn assessing taxes, land and buildings got the worst of it trom tae lac tnai the assessor could make a guese at fthese properties but if an intricate piece of machinery was to oe assessea, it would be mostly guess work. Mr. Kay said that even real cash in bank and bonds were assessed diffortotly throughout the state and advocated a more uniform system or taxation. ! Cot Bsssa News J I .-. . In the suit of W. O. Christensen against Carrie Biggs et al, the defend inti havn filnil a demurrer to the com plaint, claiming that the complaint did not state facts suinciont to constitute a suit. ItMhutk Hmtriae Calev has filed suit for a divorce from 'Cecil John Ca io fhnv- van married at Mt. Ver- i.'Wa .Tuna IS. 1917. She alleges that he untrutnxuuy representeu nui age in order to get a marriage eer cate. A few weeks after they were mai-rind Dm dpoertfla. She asks the court for her maiden name Elizabeth Beatrice Batey. In the matter of the estate of Wen zel Hagenauer, the linal account of the administrator A. B. Siegmund was filed vesterdav. The heirs are declar ed to be Barbara Gulden age 72 of iGervais, a sister; John Hagenauer, age 70, a brother of Wervais, Anna trav ens, a sister of Gervais, age 63; Peter Hagenauer, age 6U, a brotner or uer vais: Frank Haeenauei), rJ;e 1(37, la brother of Taeoma, and May Schanz, age 62, a sister whose address is lun- known. There will e fys.uz to at tribute to each of the heirs. HAYNES HATH FOSTER BAKING CO, "If your competitor talks about job, put him on your pay rolL No snatter what he says, just so he talks." DUE BREAD VHJ nvno si Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday. Boyal J. Wright of Shedd, ago o7, a farmer and Mary Keucn, age 28, a nurser of Salem, were married to day. Archie William Carroll, a soldier of Kelso, Wash., age 19 years, and Ed- nn Mar Weeks, age 17, of Salem, were mnriied today. Thieves attempted to break into the grocery store of Ward K. Richardson last evening. They partially prieu open the back door but as there was a bolt across, they were not able to effect an en'tfunet. . 0 '.' Unless the two Portland bootlcgg- who are serving a 50 day sentence in the Marion county iail happon to find some kind friend willing to put up the fine of 4100 each the eounty jail will have two boarders over Christmas. This morning the men were in communica tion by telephone with Portland friends in an effort to raise money to pay their fine rather than pass Christmas as a gncst of Sheriff Needham. While the mercury around Salem bat been dropping to 28 above or the pant two nights, ether points in the state have been experiencing pretty chilly weather. Sunday night tt was 25 at Med fori; 26 at Marshfield; 30 at Bosebury and only 10 above at Baker. Seattle weather reports give 30 as the minimum for Sunday night but at Denver, Colo rado, it was just 4 above the zero mark. ''r'fi W i - T . riI This is the Greatest Christmas the World has ever f J " seen. A new era has dawned for Humanity. The - f J . -i? Hope and Wish of the "Master" "Peace on Earth .1' Good Wm to AU Men." .M . ft .rjj . 11 - JJjOOOUCOODSICII'' Jlig MS OF STATE BUDGET PRtSEflTED Of Studying Situation Prior To Session. ing the rnrposes for which all this money is being demanded. . Seer3-.i'y of 6H ti- Oleott, w5o is com piling the budget, will have the docu ment completed within a few days and will forward, copies to all member of the legislature, so they ean be making a etudy of the financial situation prior Legisfetors Will Have Chaseer-; the secretory of state that official has nothing to do with fixing the amounts in the various items. If any trimming is to be done, it will be the work of the legislature. The budget totals $14,551,649, of -l.:.l. M)17'?QK .1 lift n.n.,l,ln tni. n... . - . f , " 11 1 it v.'.ii i tn .v vw i.i w i v. v. i .1 . With requests for funds raining up kv th.v ,'riB,flture. Tb.1. emm Is 1, into the millions being compiled fori 297,2 14 in excess 0f the total revenues presentation to the legielature, taxpay-iin sight for the next two yoars. The ere evcrywhsM are intere;ted in know-detailed requests for funds, as shown ... I by the budget, are as follows: ....$ 550.00 94,000.00 .......... 122,150.00 " 39,600.00 , .... 6,000.00 . 6,500.00 .... 18.000.00 .. 76,000.00 70,950.00 4,600.00 2.000.00 1,300.00 36,649.28 38,000.00 24,520.00 3,950.00 9,140.00 500.00 17,500.00 12.000.00 11,668.00 20,000.00 300.00 40,615.00 72,610.00 111,830.00 1,119,716.00 206,680.00 491,058.24 Judicial Department, Attorney General . Circuit Court Judges District attorneys ...' Z!"..". Supreme Court of State of OTeanZ..Z"7ZZZZZ.,. nupreme eourt Library Accountancy State Board ... County Fair , Oregon State Fair . .. Banking Department , . Barber .Examining tfoard Blue Book (official state directory) Board of Control, Oregon State ..... Bounty on wild animals Capitol and Supreme Court Buildings and Grounds . Child Labor, Board of Inspectors of - Child Welfare Cfommiesion V " Chiropractic Examiners, State Board of Corporation Department of Slate of Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner ,. Defense, State Cocncil of - Dental Examiners, Oregon State Board of Desert Laid Board - - Education Department of State Teachers' Association Superintendent of Public Instruction . Agricultural assistants School record books and blanks - State Board of Exumincrs Educational Institutions, Board of Higher Curnula Oregon State School for the Blind - . Oregon State Sehool for Deaf OregOB Normal School, Monmouth State Agricultural College, resident instruction Experiment stations . - Extension service - - University of Oregon, resident instruction and extension dept..:.. 1,0,400.00 Medisal department, Portland, - Eleemosynary institutions Eastern Oregon State Hospital Oregon State Hospital - - - Oregon State Soldiers' Home -. Oregon Tuberculosis Hospital . Ktate Institution for 'eeDie-Mmnea 1&1,6700 310,700.00 958.500.00 100.965.00 148,1 50.00 345,700.00 The funeral srvl03 for Jacob P. Minch of the Liberty section, who diel Sunday night, wi 1 be held from the chapel of the Bigdon company Thurs day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The Jason Lee Memorial church ex tends an invitation to the people of North Salon to attend a Christmas pro gram this evening at 7:30 0 'clock. The children of the Sunday sehool wil give the entertainment. As opportunity will WANTED Team weighing 2600 or bet ter, give description and priee in first letter. Answer Team ear Jour nal, 12 23 Patton Home for the Friendless Mi'Loughlin Memorial Association .... . Orphass aad foundlings - Elections, expenses of general and primary . Executive Department i - Emergensy Board ....... Exhibits of Oregon products ....................-...-. - - Fire Marshal department, state .. Fish aod Game Commission Forestry, Oregon State Board of fire patrol service, provided by state .. .. -- Fire patrol service on privately-owned lands Fugitives from J utttiee, return 01 Labor Commissioner and Factory Inspection, Bureau Labor !!Z ! Doura vnice or estate .......-...... Legislative Assembly, 30th regular session of "7 ZZZ'Z " Oregon Library, Stats ; ZiZZZZ 'Z, iamo Board, Oregon State .. .. , Z.......ZZZZZZZI" Livestock Sanitary Board, State .. "Z...ZZZ.ZZ'ZZZZZZZZ Medical Examiners, State Board -of ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Mines and Geology, Oregon Bureau ef Z.ZZZZZZZ. Motor Vehicle Registration .. National Guard, of Oregon "'. . 'Z. 7" 1 Naval Militia of Oregon J.ZZZZZZSZZ.Z.ZZZ Nurses, State Board of Examination of Graduate ,.......7...7...7..7.77.7. Optometry, Oregon State Board of Examiners In ZZZ Pacific Northwest Tourist Association . Pharmacy, Oregon Board of Pilot Commissioners, Oregon State Board of N .7...........,'," . .' Printing, Department State .'... Penal and Reformatory Institutions: , Oregon State Training Sehool : ....... Oregon State Industrial Sehool for Girls Z.Z'.Zl Orugon State Penitentiary . , , Parole Office, State .... 71.7.7."... Wayward Girls, reclamation of ..... , ..... Proclamations, etc., publication of Pure Heed Board, State public service Commission of Oregon.... Public utilities Department: Track Scales inspection , s Grain Inspection Department : .'. , Beward for Arrests ..... Roads and Highways, Stare Highway Commisison Sealer of Weights and Measures , Securities Commission, State department . ...j Stallion Registration Board Stato Engineer's Department, State Engineer's Office ex penses of Surveyor's in re water rights determinations .... Tax Commission Stato Text Book Commisisoners, State Board of Treasury Department , Vetinerary Medical Examining Board, State . Water Board, state .'. ., . j... Miscellaneous Claims Deficiencies aS,920.00t 2XW,0Ofl,W 138,800.00 7,050.00 l,500.l' 11,500,00 ; 18,000.1 80,000.00 fiMllj) 37,900.00 53,720.00' J, 069.50 50,000.00 89,000.0li 298,205. T 2 30.7I0.PO 1.438.00 1,734.2 50,000.1'fn 3,455.00 2,660.l) 135,87l3 125,920.i 52,830.00 324,040.:H! 1.4X0.4)0 2fl,00O.i 500.00 97,100.(10 . 2,000.00 79,453.00 1,200 (lilt 480,000.01)' 8,760.(M 59.300.00 7(J0.ro 16.610,0 10,130.00 J5,000.0rt. 750.00 35,009.00 182,11) 39,18(1.00 .1,370..". 552,385.00 TOTAL...., .$14J51,849.J State-aided institutions, Florene Crittendon Refuge Home 10,371.00 4,00(I.UU 50.00 115,000.00 45,000.00 23,700.00 i 200.00 15,157.00 23,1 20.00 69,400.00 70,000.00 40,000.00 - 15,000.00 ftOO.CO 85,225.00 20,750.00 12.000.00 1,000.00 10,520.00 40,000.00 400.000.00 5.500.00 38,760.00 Grand Army of the Bepublic, Department of Oregon Kealth, State Board of Historieal Beeiety of Oregon Horticulture, State Board of Horticulture Society, Oregon State Humane Society, Oregon Hygiene Society, Oregon State - Industrial Aecident Commission, State Industrial Welfare Commission tMnniwi TpTtftrtment of ..... Ksrtorv lBpetion Department - 85,500.00 SPECIAL CH15T1AS PROGRAM The Strongest and Most Famous American Story be given to everybody to voice the spirit of the Christmas season in a contribution to the Needy Women and Children of Armenia and Syria. Ample provisions have been made to make every one comfortable. 0 1 T body of Stanley la. Thompson will arrive this evening at 7:43 Southern , Pacifie train from San Diego. He is the son of Mrs. L. M. Thompson of D street. The funeral services will prob ably not be held until Thursday. He was in the service and died while sta tioned near San Diego. M1NAL WANT ADS PAY J BY HARRIET BEECHES STOWS ALSO COMEDY AND SCENIC FEATURES TOO "UNCLE TOM'S -i-yawtii't'iy'i y'maiijiup.jiu.-pii. j niirir mmm ii"iiiifnffirir'3iLiTriTiiii,rt'irra -r A SHOW FOB KTD3 PROM 4 TO 90 YOU'LL ALL LIKE THIS STARTS TODAY .... e l-j 1 D L I I I CHRISTMAS SHOW I