THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 26 1919.
PAOE SEVEN
ry)ilns'Kedsy vzyi j. I -
to clcyryousIdTf r".
1 ltibag:J"i-:
I There is no need ol enduring the
discomfort thai comes from a skin
which itches and burns, or is rrwrrcd
by patches ol eruption. Resinol Oint
ment usually relieves itching at once,
and quickly makes the skin clear and
lieiltliy again.
Resinol Ointment is gentle and
soothing and has been a standard skin
treatment lor over twenty years. So
you need not hesitate to use it or
recommend it to your friends.
S"i4 by all drunnn.
fr iWAnx iM. tewh ilmw) irri-Mm.
Resino
1 feat-
riNNIPEG STRIKE
out of tUo way plaecs sitwe the strike
the gills for ahead and huo & m
iiitv of five.
In the seven gTade, known as the low
est in the junior high schools tue boys
are four ahead. In the next, the eighth,
the girls take the lend by 2o while the
highest grade of the juuior high ethoula,
the ninth, there are IS n. ore giiis than
boys. r
la the seiriov hit; It school, the sophe
more class numbers 95 boy and 123
gills. The junior class haJ til boys so
l'i girls and. in the senior class to be
graduated this year, there are wily 2
buys compared to but 69 girls. The war
was responsible for the boys making
such a poor showing in numbt-r in the
junior and senior classes of the high
school. - '
?v PERSONAL .
. .
As usual on Memorial day, there will
be occasion to use a number of cars to
carry to the cemeteries the veterans
who were in the war 55 years a:0.
Those who have cars are asked to
bring them to the armory at S:SO or 9
O'clock Friday morning. The exercises
at the armories will be just for the
morning.
Wiuthrep Hammond, who owns the
BuffuiH Si Pendleton store in Portland,
is in the city attending to business
matters.
Airs. D. C. Howard and daughter of
St. Helens are visiting the parents of
Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs, J. S.
Feather on south llth street.
Mi.-w Kate I'hadbnra and Miss Louise
Clausen, iformer university students
(Continued from page one)
claimed.
If postal workers do not return lo
their tasks, it was announced by Arthur , l)ri,aJ fromVaKons placarded: "Under
began. They arc equipped witD. rmyinow teaching the . cominereial depart
rifles, one official said, Intent of the Saletn hiijli aehonl, are
lloth aides have accused each other landing the.: week end in. Eugene.
of unfair, probanda. Viiion repre- j Eugene (Suard. '
sentutives especiullv resented sturicsl '
that they contemplated a soviet gov-' if .1 f i T T
eminent. The ator- w as given force by , filaraUlOIi f 11111 St 10 I TV
attempts to tlistrinute prouuee ana
tee.
Meignan, acting minister or justice, ue-;H .lirectinn nf
jiveries win oe msoe uy voiunioera uu
der guard. Other municipal and gov
ernment work will be begun under simi
lar conditions, it was stated.
The city, still quiet, was even mini
tense today. The erisis was awaited
with hope but also with n fear that vio
loi ce might be unleashed if there should
be a break in labor ranks. Strikers
themselves hinted radicals In their
ranks might not bo restrained.
The striketodav entered its eleventh
day. With 35,000 workmen idle, not one
has been arrested. A holiday enlm pei
vades the entire city.
Voluntoer Guards DrilL
City officials claim this peace is dun
to their numerous armed guards, assist
ed bv volunteers.
the strikers' commit-
SCHOOL RG1STRAT 1 0 H
(Continued from Pai?e 1.)
To Break Own Record Of
More Than 65 Hours Here
Something new in the musical line Is
in our midst. J. M. Vatoibury, the
Wi I J R 8lN
K'f I Coffee
f ' "T"'f i mo$i economical and ' V
'Jf richest flavored coffee Olv-o
;.'' " you can buy V ,
'fl BUY THE FIVE POUND CAN VV
. - ' iji AND $AVE M0RE MONEY V "j,
1 .1 1 iii ii ii IFiv
,.4ii.U14MjIIM,lliUll mill UMiiiilluluJUuJuumluiUiii.liii.i.
Pershing Responsible
For fighting To Last
f. Oeneral Per-
(ieneral March,
ninny more people in the city than one
yea ago, there is the fulling off of 3 60
punils in the number registered.
According to the May report of 8u-IH'i-intendciit
Todd, there are liiOtt male
pupils registered and 1457 female, giv
ing the girls a majority of 151.
The grades in the city schools begin
with Ku. 1. the nrinutrv and are num.
i.alor leaders say bered up to 12, seniors of the high
part of their program is the avoidance ...hools and ready for oraduation. Com.
of violence. Peaceful insistence on their parison of aiumbprs in each of the grades
demands, they say. is calculated to j8 B follows: First grade, 20 more boys
awiwj puiiuc sympatny to tneni despite than girls. Necond grade, girls Oulv
nine in the majority. Third grade, boys
number 17 more than the girls.
In the fourth grade, the boys again going to quit it.
' the inconveniences thev have enused
' Hrigadier General Ketseheti refused
' to state the size of his forces,, but did
my tnoy were snrncicmro eone Willi . outnum her the crir a hut on v htve a
nv emergency.. His command, eity of- majority of seven. In the fifth grade
J firiuls said, can be augmented by volun-jit is about evon with the boya two in
'teer forees, who hnv bec4 -drtlHng 1n the majority. But in the sixth grade,
CM . . . M
Washington, May
shiii.cr hnj informs!
mnMtKnn ttiBmuf ifl liorA nnil IB in IlinitAI i m . urn . . .
...w ,.......,. ....,,.,, 0 .larr j,,,,, ord,.r8 t)mtll from
nn eftortto break his world a record of I American headquarter, in France that
continuous playing. Should he do so firing was to e continued to 11 a. m.
must play longer than 65 hours and " I Xovt-mbftr 11, 1U1S, along sectors held
mi Aites. This record he established at by American troops were based upon
Bois. Idaho, about year ago. Kood military reasons. The commander-
His nearest competitor ia & young wo- in-chief report, mado public was ia
man nt Bridgeport, Conn., who aeveral ) reply to an inquiry from ' General
years ago played 64 hours while ho-keptiJrch prompted by 'criticism in con-
011 one hour loiigor. During this long gresa and elsewhere that the orders
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musical ipumer over me aeyuonru no caused an unnecessary sacrifice of Aiiv.
encan lives.
"Those orders," said General Per
shing, "were dictated by the necessi
ty for , taking , every opportunity .to
songs, rngtimo nnd in fact any tlnng as render complete acceptance iby the ene
lonir as it is good clean music. jmy of the armistice and were undoubt-
"I am goig to make a good honest edly concurred in by the allied coin
effort to break any record here," says man der in chief (General Foeh,) who
Waterbury, "and I way do so as I am j himself issued orders to the snmo ef
getting tired of the crazy stunt and am feet."
I do not nsc drugs m o repwt mm inai wna tne excerc
dope of anv kind to keep going, as mnm "on or one niail unit, whioh failed to
nresuine. It's iust plain nerve and receive instruction until 11:10 a. m.,
i-!f " . '1 1 a 1 '"'"If vvnL-u l'ni:iiv Hi inv iinnum
.gru. . , 1 , lf k ..UI.. A v. 1
Mt'. Walerburv Kas mode arrange-, """-" -" w
mcnts to stage his musical prir.e ficht , ol.hom were sirefueiitly kille.1 in
the show window of the K. L. Mtiff
s'tops for nothing. His food and nour
ishment being given him by his attenu-
ant. On and on, night and day, march
es, watzes. tveo-sterw, old songs, new
Commerce Jones, Washington.
District of Columbia Sherman, Illi
nois. Education and labor Kenyan, Iowa.
Finance Pnnrose, I'ennsylvKiiia
Foreign relations Lodge, Massachu
setts. Immigration Cult, Rhode Island,
Indian affairs Curtis, Kansas, v
Interstate commerce Cummins, Iowa.
Judiciary N'elson, Mincsota.
Manufactures LaFullctte, Wiscousin.
Military affairs Wadswurtb, New
York.
Mines and mining Poiudexter, Wash
ington.
.sval affairs Page, Vermont.
Pensions McCuuiber, North Dakotu.
Postoffices ami post roads Town-
send, Michigan.
Privileges and elections Dillingham
Vermont,
, Public lands Hmoot, Utah.
Rules Knox, Pennsylvania.
Woman suffrage Watson, Indiana,
Red
Ai . Cross
fK4 Shoe
w'X
HfTOSSlI ,
tA.
Style and comfort
without extravagance!
Three essentials of
modern footwear
Style that gives you the jaunty feeling of
being correctly and smartly dressed 1 Com
fort that gives you the charm of being per
fectly at ease! Economy that gives you that
satisfied feeling of having the best value for
. your money ! These three are the qualities
that make the Red Cross Shoe the very best
shoe to buy this season.
Every one of the new models of the Red
Cross Shoe is Correct. Into each one is built
comfort "bends- ith-your-foot" comfort
Every shoe in its simple, graceful lines shows
the smartness that well dressed women de
mand in their footwear.
Come in and see the smart styles in the Red
Cross Shoe. You'll be pleased with their price,
as well as with their style. These shoes are
priced front
POLICE PROTECT BEDS
IN THE COUNTY COUBT
Of ths State of Oregon, for the County
or Marion
In the 'matter of the estate of Hum
uel F White, deceased. Xotice of hear
ing of If inn! account.
To all persons interested in the es
tate of Samuel F. White, deceased:
Vim are hereby notified that on the
'.'lith da" nf Mav, 1HIII, Hertis ' H.
& Son. beeinniuir Wednesday at 10 a. m
and will continue night and day as long
ai.. I. r.A mil.lie inii fttand it.
A prize is to be given to tho person es- ' Chicago, Maq 26. (United Tresi.) Whito fileil in this court his final ao
timating the nearest number of hours Police protection and order marked tut. count as executor of the eslato of Sam
. . . 1 laditt'CKSeH here veatordnv hv T,. M. Mnr- Uel P. Whi'te. decenned. and thnt Htud
and minutes piaycn. . ' : " n-... U:..i . . . l-.j ...
court on Monday, June 2.1, lill'J, at the
hour of ten 0 cluck a. in. or as soon
hereafter as the court ean hear the
Three Transports Leave
For Home Is Announcement
Washington, May 2C Transport sail
ings were announced today as follow:
Transport Pannnnia, Marseilles to
New York, due June 4, with 317th
field signal battalion, headquarters,
supply and medical detachments and
companies A, B, and C; 67th and Hth
transportation corns) san
itary
Transnort
York, due June 3 with Kighth army
eorps headquarters detachment end
troop; 33rd engineers, medical detach
ment and companies A and B, sani
tary squad 4; hospital unitl II. veterin
ary hospital 8; base hospital 131; aero
squadron 25; two casual companies.
Transport Ancon, Brest to Newport
News, due June 4, with 801st pioneer
infantry; balloon company number 1.
yesterd;
tens, representing the Lcninc-Tiotsky
administration, and W. Norteva, of tho
Russian soviet information bureau. Hun
dreds of sympathizers were turned awa.t
when the halls were filled.
CALIFORNIA SENATOR
(Continued from page oae)
strnction legislation.
These things are all tho outgrowth
of tho fitflit on Penrose which begau
lit.ui aiuuiin ami ulii.'ti is oviinpteil tn
squar, 54; eight casual companies como t(j g tWi
nsport Frederick, Brest to Acw Membershlo Limited.
The Xorris rule, agreed to by Ke
publicou Leader Lodge and others only
ufter the most stubborn fight, prohibits
seiaitors who are members of any of the
"big ten" seriato committees belonging
to more than one other of the "big
ten"; and any chairman of a "big
ten" committee cannot be on b con
ference committee except on bills from
the committee he heads. In former
years a few senators have been nieb-
bers of all ths big committees and
same, in the county court room at the
court house, in Salem, Marion county,
Oregon; and you arc hereby cited to
appear at the time and place above
designated and show cause if any ex
ists why said tfiunl account should not
He allowed and the said executor dis
charged from his trust.
lated this 2titli dav of Mnv, 1!H,
W. II. HL'SHT,
0 23 County Jude.
Manv Units Added To Troops
Slated For Return To States .'
The Capital Journal ,
Daily Market Report
Orals
Wheat, soft white 3.10
Wbaat, lower gradss om sample
Oats 8."(a90c
llay, cheat, $24
through control of the conference, have Hay, oats 125
l,,,liii,.v moulded legislation to suit nariey, ton ?.
tlipmx.lve.. The adoption of the iorris run 4.a-n
Washington, May 26.-(Unitcd Press) rule ends this. ' I Buttetfat
uiikiu ii. ia In. lit fnirnnnndino- n aces HuHerfut die
-The following organi7.aiio.ia n.v.u- . Lk;?.. . T..:ie
convoy rrom innn..,..i ...... ............ -v....
uounccd will huimie some 01 me oiggcsi recow " '
struction problems. l'ora on root isviiW'"
I Cummins. Iowa, is chairman of inter- Veal fancy 17e
been assigned to early
I'ranee, the war department au
today;
Veterinary hospital Jo. 6; company
B, 53
i,;u 1
service mechanics; -uu ,.;. ,.,.. N,thlKwea
18th eomnames Fourth regiuieni, air . , , lot
I ..... ...... imkota. nroirressivt! mwi iirrnri inrui- wn
mrvi nierbanics: iiUU eiliUH'' ei ,- - . ........ l.
etennary n08'"'V) 0'. '.tntes commerce, to deal with railroad .fiteers - TfiMe
532 cngij.ee r. ce b.Ubon mo W.,igton, Cow. 0i. He
t..i....i commerce, to outline a permsr, jSnring lamb. 12c
iieep,
yearlings ...
..I. :.... .on r.t a ot-i'nttiirp wtili'h r .. . .
:.-.,.ii C: evacuation am- V " -"-" . - - x.kai ana romwy
' ? ,. , ... ilenls with fanners interests ana wnicu j. h
: .. . .. J . ......... . ,1 ... I '
Sc
8(5 9c
' . . 1 .... L A
M,ni.nv r ( 1: (leiavuiiieuL ... ..... j .
;uiiiiivKr.; - ------ this m'sion is expectea 10 report a oibc-'h.
'company B, 841st service battaliua ana ti(, hjl, rp(tuiBting the packing industry; 1 old roosterT
detachment company A, 31dh serviet
batalion and ta nnnamed regiment of
engineers.
Workers In Shipbuilding
Plant Of Los Angles Out
1
I Thrrefnrp. nrfitrrptwi VP feol that Pen(r-. j..-
San Pedro, Cal., May 20.The strike; th(,U(ih tbe ,,d u,ri AouW W1B with ;Bprmuda onion, 'm
of all craft employed in the yards of the,pfBrOTe Warren, the progressive :, (.).
Loe Angeles Miipbuildin- Drydock Kr0up is more strongly placed in thejxurnip, ..'.'.ZZ."'.Z
Kenyon is chairman or eaucation na;gtIieg
labor, from which will come ell labor, jjroli,.rg".
welfare and Amoricanixatioa legisla
.. . . r 1 c-: 1 : 1 . '
i.on; uonnsoii, v.ifuijiia, hci ; Strawberries
suffrage and becomes a member of for-j B di n doJ
eign relations, the most important com- j uut)art)' 1"
inittec in the senate. Potatoes .."-7
company began at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. After a two-hour nieetiiitf the union
j leaders announced that the strike had
been sanctioned i-nd the men were cull
ed ont.
senate than ever before aid better bie J Hd lettuce
t influence legislation. 1 Berts ....
i'ive progressives roted against glv-i
ing Penrose the finance committee Orani?n
chainnansliip. Johnson, Cajifornia, mtdc Lemons, box
the motion to strike out Penrose's name j Bananas
41c
30c.
15e
. 20fti;22c
3u((t.3.M:
veftaniM
$3.25
30c
Se
1. 8S
10c
40e
4.50
oVjf''Bc
i B 4e
2.75
8'e
Zralt
Just how ms-ry responded could not be ni Hector, Cummins, Kellogg. McCor- j f alif0rnia graj fiuit
eseertained definitely, but the strike
leaders declared that practically the en
tire warking force of XW0 men would be
out before night.
A package containing a pounder shell
with onexplodcd primer and a loaded
fuse oa the projectile was discovered ia
the mail at Kngene lat Hunday. It
was tent from France to a resident of
M'irrow, Ore.
tr.m
5(a'6
WC
tiat25
mick and McNary voted with Johnson. I Black fizs lb. lfifn'IHe
Thirty-five regulars voted to retain Pen- Whit figs, lb. . ISiVi 20s
rose. I Package figs per ti SO pkg AiitM
The following republican senators ' Haney, extracted 9nf
were approved for chairmen of irupovn- BeUil ftW
ant committees: Kgj:s dozen .
Agricnltnre snd forestry Oronnfc.'f'reamery butter
North Dakota. Country butter
Appropriates Warren, Wyoming.
Banking and currency McLean, Connecticut.
50c
70c
60c
flour, hard wheat $3.1(13.25
Portland Market
Portland. Or., May 26. Butter, eity
Jo
umal Want Ac
0
n
Quick Reference To Firms That G:--2 ScrTice On Short
Where Buyer And Seller Meet We
Recommend Oar Advertisers.
" IVEBTTHUTQ ELECTRICAL
Salem Eleetrie Co., Masonic Temple, 127 North High..
Te'fha
-Maia m
REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE 120 acres of Xo. 1 land
located nines from Sskm, 00 good
road, ia jood loiation. good nous
and fcara and "other buildings, farm
implements, 4 horses, S enws, 5 year
lings, SO head of kogs, rouad 600
cords of wood ready cut, all at
bargain. Write M W cars Journal.
U
DORA DEAS MeCTTCHEON. teaser
of piano, a new and logical method
for both pupil and teacher, mtkisg
clear all basic principle necessary
to a musical education, anc1 givinj
the "music teacher" soacthing tat
teach. 41 Court St. Phone 353.
FOR SALE A good double team bar
nesa, will trade for hay or graia,
er will exchange for good firy wood
See Square lt'l Realty eompaso
Phone 470 .
BEST BUYS
10 acres fine fruit hind, all cultivat
ed, 3 miles of Salem, UIUO, easy terms
10 acres all cultivated, bouse, barn,
2',i acres funnily orchard, on rock
road, 1 miles from Salem. &S500.
14 acres, logaus, family fruit, large
house, buru eiuipied for ehK'kens, on
good road, tho best of aoil. !0vH).
22 acres joining city, best of soil,
well fenced, 7 room house, barn. $3300
4 acres, 16 cultivated, 5 logans, 5
prunes, fair house, barn, all equipment
and stock including team, cow, 19 hogs,
50 chickens, mile from station. 700U.
50 acre all cultivated, good house,
barn, well drained, best of fruit, grain
or clover land; 3 miles from Salem,
SltiO; land all around it not any better
ia held at $200 per acre. $i000 cash,
balance 0 percent.
100 acre. 90 cultivated, souse, 8
barns, spring, 10 acres timber, well
fenced, close to station. $S3 per acre.
805 acres, modern improvements, all
cultivated, well feneed; one of the fin
est mixed farm ranches in the yalley;
3 miles from email town; offered fur
a short time at tu per acre on very
ea.sv terms. Owner wishes- to retire
and does not care to rent it .
For best house or farm buys Sue
BOCOLOFSKT
Bayne Building
WATER COMPANY
3ALEM WATEB fOMPANT Offles
corner Commercis'. and Trade streets
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Phone 606.
NOTICE
.nnn...la a.lvtr'AiuiaA tn Jnf-
Ol'ffllVtl pi wirmiio v wr
.,,. lvors' aiiAraturV nf tthft hnKrd
SUI It .lUlllSl I v wv -
- . .... . I ....II....
the said board of regents until ten
0 cloca a. m. june s, ik"', ior iu
furnishing of all materlnl and the per
fortnanco of all labor required for the
erection and completion of the engin
eering laboratory building, for the
Agricultural college, state or irenuii.
All 'bids to be endorsed "Proposals
.nrt;nn;.ln. l,i4vfFatnrv hnilflinff. "
Said proposals to be opened upon the
aibove date by the said board of Regents.
All the worn ana material mum tra-
.... il... ,lun. mid ,iK-if iLlltiuilS
therefor on file at the office of the
rwvullia tiri-irnn. and of the
architect, John V. Cennes, 1040 Cham
ber of Commerce ouuuiujj, iwuuuu,
Oregon.
Each proposal must DC aecompanicu
by certified check of five per cent of
tho amount of tho bid as a guarantee
.... ...fill l.iilil.T will enter
ji.it p -
!-.. . nnnFaPi ai'ffiTflimr to said luans
IIIIU 1 .mi.... M -
and specifications, rsaid eneca 10 oe
made pavablo to the Agricultural col
lege of the state of Oregon. If for any
reason the bidder fails to execute the
proper contract and wona retmireu who
in ten days artcr norincanun
acceidance of his id, then certified
-1 1. te;il kiMnnu fnrfpited to the Ag-
riiri win ui.-i".
-....1. 1 ll.. n the state of Ore
ricuuuini iwii.j-i v. -
OH
Kuii.
creamery, 60(Ii.aie
Eggs selected local ex 4JC. 'e
Hons 3u(ii :!.jc
Broilers. 3"i(o Wc
Oss 1720
Cheese, triplets 3739e
DAILY IJVB STOCK MAS KIT
keirsrs
self en
catus .
Receipts lfl-ll
Tone of market lower
Best steers tll.Wa 13
Good to choice steers 410.50(311
Medium to good steers tUmD.-iU
Kair to gM"l steers 7.30(i78
Common to fair steers 7ri-"i0
rnoice cow, and heifers l.5U(o 10..'0
Good to choice cews d heifers
7.r.0(5 8.23
alwl.oin to good cows ana
I'm to meainm tuwi ana
l,'05?3
Canners 3(H4
Bulls J.S0a-
Htockers wnd feeders 6.30
Hogs
Eeceipts 4109
Tone of market steady
Prime mixed 19.75S20
Medium mixed slfl.-'-Va 19.73
Rough heavies l".75fti IS
Bulk IH..Wi 19.."j0
Pigs 19.73
sjneef
Receipts 235S
Tone of market steady
Prime lambs 11413
Fair to medium hvmbs $13 13.50
Yearlings i!1(fflS
Wethers -ii II
Ewes yfl;ffil6.80
Bucks Wn S
Malcolm Button, who while a flving
cadet at Man h field, Cal., suffered a
broken leg and other injuries, has re
turned to his home at Hood Biver.
FEOFLES FURNITURE STORE
For bargains in new and secondlias
goods for the house, furniture, rang
es, heaters and stoves, mrs. sewm.f
machines, graniteware, dishes, wait
cases, trunks and tools. We was
your old furniture snd stoves, will
pay you highest eaaa price. See
lust. Peoples Furniture StJre, 271
N. Commercial St. Phone 734.
SECOND-HAND GOODS
NO CASH RKO.U1REUOood overcoat
shoes and suits, all kinds of music
al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat
ing stoves, gas stoves, suit cases and
.1000 other useful articles to sell ot
trade. What have vout The apita.t
.Exchange, 337 Court St. Pbons 433.
WE WANT
YOll? used furniture, stoves, esrpett
and tools, as we pay fair prices foe
. everything. Call l-t;
CAPITAL HAIiDWAKE & FL'RN'I
Tl RE .
2S3 N. Com'i St.
HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED
HAT BIjOCKIXG I clean and block
ladies' and Hert 'a hats. Just re
ceived a hat renovating machine. It
gets the dirt, Try it once. C. B.
Ellsworth, 403 Court St. Salem, Or.
AMUSEMENTS V
THE S0L1VIER BOYS Pool and bil
liard parlor is new open under at
management and it renders you and
the general public a eongeuial place
tn pass away a few leisute hours.
Tho basement ef Oregon Eleetri
- depot, corner of State and Big
Phone 628. Wm. Livnok, prop.
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES KEBUILT AND BEPAIBEO
SO years experience, Depot National
and American fence.
Sizes SO to 58 in. high
Paints, oil and varnish, ets.
lioxairberry and hop hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works,
2.30 Court street. Phone 124.
J. A. Rowland Furniture Sisri
Buys, sells and exchanges new aad
2d hand turnitsire. All kinds tt
repair work, light grinding, filing,
and brazing a specialty. Bight
price. 247 North. Commercial Kt,
Phone 18.
SCAVEN
ttrrn
SALEM RCA VENGEIi Qarbags
refuse of all kinds removed oa meat
ly contracts at reasonable rates
Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals
moved. Office phone iiain 187.
tn ..1 . . ,,.1 ; a
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Heal Estate ftceurity
THOS. K. FORI)
Over Ladd ft Bush bank; Salem Oregoa
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 6H pr
cent interest. Prompt serviee. 34 VS
years tims. Federal farm loaa bond
ior sale. A. 0. Bohrnstedt, 401 Max
sonie Temple, Salem, Oregea.
INSURANCE OOO'Ciu For fres in
formation abent Life Insurance se-s)
J. F. Hutchnsoa, dist. manager fa
the Mutual Life ef N. Y., office at
371 State St., Salem, Ore. Offis
phone 99, residence 1396. tl
HOP LEE, expert laundryman, 3t
Kerry St. I ray top market ptice f
chirkeas and Eggs. Office phoa
1339J, resideace 1333J.
WOOD SAW
PHONE 1090B
Our Price are Right
W. M. ZANDLER, Proprietor
1233 N. Summer Street, Salem, Oregos
REPAIRING
STEWART'S 'REPAIR SrnOPBava
jnst installed a machine that will
sharpen lawnmowers the same as 'he
factory puts them out aew. Bring
all vour light repair work to me. AJ
vin B. Stewart, U7 Court St. PhoM
493.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT
MoCornaek h!l oa every Tuesday
st 8. Walter Lenon, C. C, P. J.
Kunts, K. B. 4 S.
ROYATj Neighbors of Amerioa, Ore
gon Crape camp No. 1.1H0 meet every
Thursday evening in McCornaek kji
Elevator ar-vi-. Oracle, Mrs, Ci
rie E. Bunn, rXS I'aioa it? recor
der Mrs. Melissa Persons, 1413 N.
4th' St. Phone 143'jy.