THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1919.
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Minimum charge, 15c.
WAOTBD Secondhand linoleum at
once. 1601 Center Bt. tf
FOB SALE Cheap, fine Estey organ.
Call 170 North front St. - 3-3
WANTED A few loads of good ma
nure. Phone 1204. 3-5
WANTED White Bock cockerel, pure
bred. 929 Mill St. 3-5
"WANTED Job driving Ford truck.
Phone 2510J1. " 3-4
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 482 S. High. 3-6
X)B SALE Team, weight- 3000 lbs.
L. M. Wilkerson, 290 W. Miller. 3-6
"FOR SALE Pure bred canary hens.
2590 Fairgrounds road. 3-5
FOB SALE A-l clover hay. Claudo
Kamsden, Pratum, Or. 3-3
WANT FID Lot us gimonize and grease
your car 320 H. Com. St. 3-5
WANTED Few pigs from 50 to 75
lbs.' Phone 84F4. 3-3
BABY CHICKS FOB SALE
544 State St. Opp. court house. tf
.WANTED To rent 5 or ) room mod
ern house. 559 care Journal. 3-4
FOR SALE (Buggy, wagon and 93 ft.
of 7-8 cable. Phone 73F13. 8-4
FOB BENT Modern rooms with board
461 N High. 3-4
WHITE Bock eggs for hatching. Phone
93F5 or 403B. 8-3
FOB SALE Good, thrifty Logan .tips.
. Phone 6SF15. 8-6
FOB SALE Gvd table potatoes,
. tl.25 peF sack Phone 86F22. tf
FORD for sale cheap. Just been over
hauled. Phone 858J. ! tf
WANTED To buy cattle and calves,
any kSnd. Phone 1576W. , 8-15
BOGS cleanad on (floor, S5e per rug.
Phone 16. L. L. Buckner. 8-3
WANTED Fat thin and fresh cows,
veal and large calves. Phone 1425
- M. 8-
BABBBD Bock eggs foi hatching,
from fine winter layers, $1.50 for 15
K H. Pickens, 805 3 14th Si. tf
ONTON soed, Oregon Yellow Danvers
for sale, $2.30 a pound. Phone 48F
11 or J. I. Bliven, Gervais, Or., Bt.
3. 3-20
FOE SALE Bialed wheat straw $9
t barn. Telephone 15F4 near Mid
, die Grove school. . 3-28
FOB SALE Modern, six room house
close to car line and school. Bargain
ifor cash. Address B M H care Jour
nal. 8-3
BARGAIN Six room cottage, nearly
FOB BENT Modern upper flat, close'
in. See B. B. Flaming, 250 or 785
Court. Phone 124 or 92. . . tf
LIBERTY BONDS If yon must dis
pose of your bonds, we will buy
them. 314 Masoole bldg. tf
FOB TRADE A good, neat 4 room
house with garage to trade for auto.
Coll 1644 or 2022 in mornings. tf
FOB SALii i vxl3 scaft governor,
engine and boiler complete, cheap.
Box 268, Turner, Or. tf
WALL PAPEB 15 cents pec double roll
- upward. Buren's Furniture Store, 179
Commercial. .' tf
- NORTHWESTERN Nursery, Bt. 6.
Fruit trees, roses and hrubs. Special
low prices on certain lines. Phone
111F3. 8 3
WE PAY highest cash price for eggs,
pork, veal and poultry. Willamette
Transfer Co, , m a High St. Phone
1400.
AS GOOD aw new, gas range, good
heating stove, water heater, retail
ored overcoats and suits, at half
price. The Capital Exchange, 337
Court St. Phone 493. tf
5-Fl-1L0iS-6l
WE LOAN MONEY FOR FIVE YEARS. WEAL
LOW YOU TO PAY $100.00 OR MULTIPLE ON
THE PRINCIPAL ON ANY INTEREST DATE.
WE CLOSE OUR LOANS PROMPTLY.
314 Masonic Bldg.
FBE8H cow for sale. Call 954.
34
FOB SALE Twin Indian motorcycle,
eheap. Phone 8F23 evenings. 3-5
WANTED Boar4 and room by two
young ladies, closo to state house
preferred. 88 care -Journal. 3-3
FOB SALE Flemish and New Zea
land does, or will exchange for chick
ens. (Bt. 2, box 81. 3-4
FOB SALE Lot 2, block 2, Salem
heights, $300. Liberty bonds accept
ed at par. Inquire 1695 Jf. Fifth. 3-6
FOB SALE Cheap, good work team,
will trade for cattle. Phone 89F23,
Bt. 5, box 125 on Mseleay road, tf
LOST on Wallace road, near bridge,
one weed chain.. Finder please 're
turn to 439 Court St. Beward. 8-4
MUST sell at once almost new, model
90 Overland, a bargain. Call at 162
North Commercial. 3-d
WANTED To let us wash and polish
your cars. Phone 1260, 320 N. Com.
St. 3-8
FOB SALE! New Zealand Bed rab
bits, pedigreed stock. Call 1625 Hall
street. " 3-5
WANTED 2 or 3 furnished house
keeping roonig close in, reasonable,
for family of 3. 04 care Journal 3-4
MIDDLE aged woman wanted as house
keeper for elderly couple in countrv.
Phone 1671J. .. , 3-4
FOB SALE Six room, 2 story house,
and garage on State street; for in
formation call Main 1185. , tf
DISCHARGED soldier wants work by
hour or by day. Address Myrtle ho
tel, room 15. 3-8
WANTED To trado .good single, rub
ber tired buggy and harness for
good milk cow. Phono 37F5. 3-3
BATCHING EGGS Bhode Island
Bods. If you want ' 'color and eggs. '
Grote, box 55, Bt. 2, Salem. 3 3
YOUNG lady wishes position as assist
ant in office or any kind of clerical
work. 8482 care Journal. 3-3
WANTED--Experienced grafters at
Fruitland nursery. Phone 111F21, Sa
lem Bt 6. tf
HIMALAYA tip's, S00 for sale. W.' C.
' Franklin. Bt. 1, box 11. Phone 52F
14. tf
WANTED To rent a modern bunga
low with range installed. Telephone
617 - 3-3
GEOOEBT stock and (fixtures must be
sold within 30 days, easy terms, i890
a 12th st. tt
EXPERIENCED man wishes position
as foreman on prune ranch. Ladd &
Bush reference. Phone 664. 'tf
ADMHN3STBATOBS why pay 5 per
cent when you can get Col. W. F.
Wright, auctioneer, Turner, for 2
por cent. 3-6
WB HAVE on hand a few tons of mill
run for sale, at a "bargain Willam-
ette Valley Transfer Co., 171 South
High St. Phone 1400. tf
FOB SALE Hatching eggs, White
Leghorns, heavy layers, $6 per 100,
$1 per getting of 15. Fair View fonl
try Farm, Salem, Or., Bt. 7, box 48.
. 3-17
WANTED To buy on installments,
modern house within walking dis
tance of state house, must havo 4
bed rooms, can pay $500 cash and
$40 per month, including interest.
W. A. Liston,' agent, 484 Court St.
3-3
CAMPBELLS
AOTOEXCBAfXE
229 State Street
OPEN SUNDAYS
If you want to buy or sell a
car euuie uu sot ud. .
Studebakcr, 6 or 7 pass., perfect 1
will .take small car in trade.
Dodao. hie bargain, $G30.
Maxwell, almost new, bargain
Buick roadster, $325
Paige touring car, big bargain
Ford, fully equipped, demount
able rims, $500
Studebakor, perfect condition $300
1918 Cedilla!, good shape $400
Elgin, good as new $1123 '
Ford touring, perfect, $3T5
Ford bargain, $350
Pheae 362
Salem, Ore.
FOB SALE House and tot, 54x164,
1 blocks from State, 339 B lth.
3-27
FIRST CLASS baled clover hay for
sale. Keppinger, Gervais, Bt. 2, box
1. 3-5
FOUND Lady's gold watch. Owner
identify same and pay for ad. Call
at Journal office. 8-3
WANTED Black Siberian hares and
Guinea pigs, will buy or trade
camera, rifle. Frederick Doerfler,
euv-rtan, Or. - 3-3
PLACE of 80 acres in eastern Wash
ington, for sale or trade; some im
provements. Will soon be under
ditch. Address M-3 care Journal. 3-3
IF INTERESTED in contracting aere
ago for green string beang for can
ning purposes. Apply Oregon Packing
Co. Phone 220. 3-4
FOB SALE A very fine new piano,
low priee and easy terms. Call or see
L. L. Miller at Marion hotel. Phone
2010. .3-5
WANT to rent nice house of six rooms
strictly modern, furnished or unfurn
ished. Call L. L. Miller at Marion
hotel. 3-5
ONION seed for sale, Oregon Yellow
DarfTer, half globe, tested and guar
anteed, $2 per lb. John B. Macy,
Brooks, Ore. tf
A BAMGAIN Lord's Oregon Laws
and complete sot of session laws
annotated to date. A 142 care Jour
nal. 3
OHIOKjENS wanted, highest priees
. tr l no.. 1 ..
paia. neavy nens &o; ugut uvnn
27c; fancy veal 21c. Cherry City
Feed barns. 8-6
7 BOOM modern house, good location,
four lots value 3&W. win sacrince
for cash or trade for acreage. F. L.
Wood, Bayne Wdg. 3-4
WANTED Up to 200 White Leghorn
yearling nens in gooa eonaitaon. oiw
number, location and price. Address
W. H. Swank, Aumsville, Or. 3-7
FOB SALE Jsat five room bungalow
gooa location, siaou, uute minus
car part pay. F. L. Wood, Bayne
bldg. 3-4
FOB SALE White Leghorn and Ore
gon setting eggs ft per sewing. u
by chioks $10 per hundred. 768 8
13th St. -l
WANTED To buy 5 or 8 room house
within 10 blocks of university. Give
description, location, terms. Answer
8486 care Journal -8
MULES, HORSES Car load good
young teams, the bloeky Ibnilt heavy
boned kind, also several span heavy
moles, will arrive in Salem on or
before March 9th. Guarantee given
with Avfirv horn or mule from re-
fmnrinbla Dartiies. 3-6
FOB SALE (Complete sawmill with
dry kiln, edger, planer, timber and
logs. Capacity 15 M. All machinery
in good running condition. Fisher
Lumber Co. No. 3, Silverton, Or. 8-6
WANTED To exchange a good seven
room house with modern convenienc
es exceot heat situated on paved
street. Cash for a ipruno orchard up
to $7000. Price $4000. W. A. Liston,
spent. 484 Court St. 3-8
MUST be sold at once, 7 room bunga
low full cement basement, furnace,
full Dutch kitchen, plastered thru
nut. wall finished, furnace heat in
every room, block from pavement,
8 blocks trom university, aiso jrar
age, barn, some fruit. Price $2250.
Socolofsky 341 State St. tf
USED CABS
Studdbaker truck, this car is in per
fect working order with cord tires,
electric lights, starter, etc A bar
gain at $.550." Can be bought on
terms.
Maxwell roadster with delivery body
on bacq, $250. Just overhauled, etc.
Auburn touring car; can guarantee like
a new car, $250.
Highway Garage, 1000 S Com!. tf
FORCED SALE
Bsie I a bargain in 20 acres of
land near Aumsville if taken at
once, for $750, $500 eBBh. Owner has
an invalid wife and must sell and
has cut the price from $1200 to $750
' for quick sale.
BAHRAIN NO. 2
76 acres, 66 in cultivation, 6 acres
nice timber, good farm buildings,
water piped to house and barn, to
trade for 20 acres unincumbered,
near Salem for equity Purchaser to
assume mortgage of $4500.
jou n scon
404 Hubbard bldg.
A 7 BOOM house completely modern,
on Court street, $3050.
A fine 5 room bungalow. Two good
lots a- daisy, en Capitol street for
$.;ooo.
A 7 room bungalow on Fairmount
venue at $3500, hag good new gar
ege. , A large brick building on North Lib
( rtv street for sale or rent, at a bar
gain. A dandy 6 room house on North 24th
St. An extreme bargain. Make me
tn offer. 8
A large house on Summer St, close
to stato capital. What will you give
me
, A nice 6 room bungalow on Liberty
flt at $1600.
A good 7 room house, all in fine con
dition and qnite modern, only one
Mock from good school. $1500.
If yon are looking for bargains see
me at onee. G. W. Laflar insurance
man, 405-406 Hubbard bldg. tf
WAiJTED Girl or woman for house
work is smalt family. 1465 Mill t-
3-3
FOB SALE 1916 Ford touring ear,
fine running order and new tires, or
trade for roadster. Phone 2510J2. 3-4
FOB SALE 5-ycaf old Jersey cow,
when fresh will give 5 gallons a day
J. J. Lonfeor, Jefferson and S.
Con 3-4
FOB SALE Choice lot 100x165, eor
ser, three blocks from state house,
fair house, any reasonable offer con
sidered. T. L. Wood. Bayne bldg. 3-4
EXCHiANG-'B 200 acre farm well lo
cated, main read $75 per acre, lake
small farm part pay. F. L. Wood,
Bayne bldg. 84
FOB SALE 20 small pigs, one Poland
China boar, one No. 7 (simplex sepa
rator. B. Bowae, Turner, Bt. 3. 3 3
FOB SALE Closer hay $25 per ton;
clover seed 50e tct lb; apples $1.75
ner bushel. Bt. 6, box 51, Phone 23
F21. . tf
EXCHANGE 320 acre wheat farm,
near Medicine Hat, Alberta, 240
aereg steam plowed. Price $20 per
"acre, will exchange for improved
fruit tract near Salem. 92 care Jour
nal. 3-3
WtANTED Span of bay or brown
mares about 1300. Must be good or
chard horses and sound. Will pay
eash. Must be cheap. W. H. Harris,
Washington hotel. 3-5
FOB SALE Two pair of Gurnsey
fowlg $2.50 pair; a good Old Trusty
ineubator, 300-egg capacity for $10;
fine storo counter 18 ft. long and 4
fine glass show eases, also 150 raw
hide chairs, 6000 ft. of No. 1 clear
seasoned rustic, 4 and 6 in. for any
of above phone 19F3. B. B. Byan. tf
WANTED to exchange 210 acre with
good farm buildings. 110 acres 'in
cultivation and in crop, a full line
of farm machinery, cattle, horses,
hogs, turkeys, chickens and 100
sheep, for Salem income property or
ranch property up to $15,000 bal
ance on your own , time. Trice $20,
000. W.-A. Liston, agent, 484 Court
St. " , 3-3
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I It's hmtlftd Stmm mt a
Eugene E. Smith To Talk
On Mvuwiicii Is Lsbcr
Eugene E Smith, the labor leader in
the late house of representatives, will
be heard again in Salem.
At a meeting held" yesterday at the
Central labor council rooms it was de
cided to extend an .invitation t0 nr.
Smith to deliver an address in txuem,
to start a. general campaign of educa
tion along certain ideas of voluntary
mediation in labor troubles.
In many of his long gpeechcg before
the houso of ' representatives Mr.
Smith advocated mediation as a rem-'
edy for bolshevism. He claimed that
if eapital would shoy a proper spirit
to mediate all troubles, thero . would
be no Bussian bolshevik in tho labor
eonneilg of the state oif Oregou.
Mr. Smith claims that the conserva
tive element of labor unions is oppos
ed to radicalism and that by a right
system of voluntary mediation, there
should be no more strike troubles or
no more radical element attempting
to control labor unions.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for the appearance of Mr. Smith
in the eity. This committee included
Fred C. Sefton, C. II Gram and Thom
as M, Newberry. They announce that
Mr. Smith will be here next nJay
evening and that he will speak at 8
o'clock in the house of representatives.
The meeting is open to the public and
especially those interested in labor
troubles.
162D MEN COMING WEST
Portland, Or., Mar. 3. Colonel John
L. May, commander of the 162d in-,
fantry, passed through Montana yes
terday with 273 men of the regiment
bound for Camp Lewis without pass
ing through Portland, according to tel
egrams received here yesterday by Mrs
May and by William Beidt from the
eolonel. The men will be discharged
soon after arrival at Camp Lewis and
will be sent to their homes together
through Portland on a special train, ac
cording to advices received by tho. gen
eral reception eoTrrfuittee.
Another unit of tho I62d infantry,
cofroprising 173 Oregon men, is duo to
leave Camp Dix, N. J., today and to
arrive in Portland about Saturday,
War time administration of the Pan
ama canal zone was ended Tuesday,
when an order was promulgated turn
ing the government back to the eivil
authorities.
Thoiipt He Was Using
Nov Kind Of Gun.
By FRANK J. TAYLOR.
(United Press Staff Corespondent.)
Berlin, Feb. 3. (By Mail.) Battles
between Spartaeus rioters and govern
ment troops in the principle streets of
Berlin had to stop several times to
enable an American movie man to set
up 'his earners.
The movie man was a chap in uniform
who had been taking pictures of the
battle front in northern France. He
followed the Yankicg into Coblenz, and
then set out for Berlin to comploto
his eeries of pictures there. He arrived
just in! time for the January fighting,
Eyewitnesses tell with amazement how
this move man took his reels of revo
lutioning in Berlin. Perhaps his most
daring feat was to get the details of the
machino gun engagement in Wilhelm
strasso from both angleB.
The movie man started out cranking
it off from the Brandenburg Gate side
of the street,- near Unter den Linden.
It was a pitched battle and macnine
gun bullets were raining horizontally
both ways. From his position ea the
second story of a hotel the Yankee got
the movement end of tho action ex
tremely well.
Then he decided to take the other
side. . Shouldering his camera ho wa'k
forces. Noticing his uniform both sides
ed out onto the street between the two
stopped firing, while the American
leisurely crossed the street and.'set up
his camera. When he had got behind
it the shooting began again.
Another time be was cranking his
camera, from a second story window
overlooking a lively engagement, when
the Spartaeanis noticed hira. Thoy
thought ho was operating a machine
gun, and. a. rain of bullets whizzed
around him. He finished his picture
fend moved the camera out.
The Yankee movie man has a charm
ed life, according to the people who
saw him.
Resolution Of Anoreciation
For Jas. A. Wilson Adopted
At tho annual meeting of members
of the Salem Commercial club, held a
few weckg ago, Jameg A. Wilson, who
was accidentally killed Friday even
ing was elected a director.
In testimony of the appreciation in
which he was Held by the Oommcicial
club, the following resolutions were
adopted today: ; '
-It has pleased the Almighty God to
remove from our midst your beloved
husband, our esteemed 'friend and co
worker, James A. Wilson. While the
loss to us is great and he will be miss
ed from our counsels, yet the greater
loss rails npon yonrseix.
The board of directors of the Salem
Commercial club, of which your hus
band was prominent worker, at a
special meeting called for this purpose,
passed a resolution of condolence, and
sympathize with you in your great
loss We have always found Mr. Wilson
cheerful under difficulties, always
ready with kindly advice and his Judg
ment excellent. We know the commu
nity which we represent will sharo
with you and us this great loss.
SALEM mM'MBi3AL CLUB. ,
Bobt. C. Paulus, President.
Theo Both, Vice President.
W. M. Hamilton, Secretary.
B. O. Snelling, Director.
Luther J. Chapin Director.
P. E. Fullerton, Director.
I. Greenbaum, Director.
E. H. Choate. Director.
D. W. Eyre, Director.
Frederick D. Schmidt, Director.
U.OfO.QumtetToPlayFor
Championship This Week
Eugene, Or., Mar. 3. With first hon
ors of tie iNorthwcst intercollegiate
conference tucked safely under its belt
as a result of tho double victory over
tho Oregon Agricultural college five,
Friday and Saturday, the University
of Oregon basketball team leaves to
night for Berkeley, where it will bat
tle for the Pacific coast championship
against the University of California
quintet in a three game sories, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friduy.
Although his team hag been defeated
in only three of its 13 conference
games. Coach Dean Walker has noth
ing to n.y regarding the coming con
tests, other thun that "California is
no easy proposition."
Standard List Of Stock
Marltct JBins To Rally
New York, Mar. 3. The Evening Pun
financial review today says:
There were further indications at
the beginning of the new week that
tho standard list of tho stork market
was receiving atten'ion which tcr'"d
to bring it more ncarl yinto line with
the specialties which have been so
buoyant of lute
Events over the week end were of a
sort to bring about a resumption of
activity in trading and of advancing
wen after the comparative lull of
Friday and Saturday. Gains of more
than a point in such shares as United
States Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Am
erican Can, American Sugar Refining
and other representative issues, inelud
irir s'1" -"1 of the ' "
able impression. There was the usual
fireworks mong 'he specialties. Kelly
Springfield was a goo dperformer and
Continental Can also.
BEYAN STILL ILL.
Washington, March 3. William J.
Bryan is still confined to hig room here
by a bad cold and will be unable to
speak tonight at Camden, N. J., his
friends said.
NNOUNCE
Mrs. M. Ranger, special representative of the
Butterick Publishing company will be with us this
week, demonstrating Butterick Patterns, and mak
ing a SPECIAL offering on the greatest monthly
publication in America:
"THE DELINEATOR"
No home can afford to be without this clean, in
spiring and helpful magazine. Come in and meet
Mrs. Ranger at our Pattern Counter.
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State. House Notes
Superintendents J. C. Conley of Wal
lowa, C. E. Mulkey of Coos. W. W.
Austin of Grant, and S. S. Duncan of
Yamhill will spend several days in the
city this week, grading examination
papers for their respective counties.
Wiiford Allen, of the Industrial Ac-'
eident commission, ig absent from his
office this week, having beea laid
aside by an attack of illness.
State Engineer Cupper and Superin
tendent Bennett of the banking depart
ment leave tomorrow for Hood ifiiver
to take up the matter of an issue of
$156,000 in irrigation bonds with which
to finance an irrigation district which
wag formed last year.. Mr, Cupper will
go on from there to visit the Ocfroeo
and Tumalo irrigation projects.
Secretary A. H. Lea, of the stato fair
boaird, is in Portland today on business
in connection with the state fair.
Commissioners Buchtel Williams and
Corey havo gone to Portland in com
pany with Attorney Oomral Brown to
confer with the state commissions and
attorneys of Washington and Idaho
with regard to the increased railway
tariffs. They will alro take up the mat
ter of federal control of the wires.
In the closing rounds of business of
the legislative session Secretary of
State Olcott was the subject of a res
olution commending him for the cour
teous and very efficiont service ren
dered by him and his assistants dur
ing the assembly. Geo. H." Diuisford,
superintendent of th enpitol builoing,
also came in for "honorable mention"
by the ways and means committee for
the excellent condition in which tho
builiiing had been maintained.
Among the more important bills just
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By giving your house a fresh coat of paint with
our PURE PAINT, on which we are maikng a
SPECIAL PRICE for this week only.
And of course you'll want to re-tint your walls.
We are also making a SPECIAL on KALSOMINE
in all shades as well as on our WASABLE WALL
COAT PAINT.
Sec us before you buy
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guard; for an appropriation of $45,
000 fo-livestock sanitary board; for
an appropriation of $25,000 for thw
Pacific International Livestock . expo
sition; for an appropriation of $15,000
for the state humane society; for aur
appropriation for $75,500 for bounties
on wild animals; for an appropriation
of $38,000 for the stato dairy and food
commissioner.
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