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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 1919. PAiSE SEVE!, Society Rides A-Wheel Fashion Turning; td the Simple Pleasures of Cycling 0;ie of the' many causes that have It a attributed to the return o cy cling is the fuel that cycling is so generally iuduled in a Palm Beach and other southern winter resorts. At Palm Beach there are many Icautiful road ways. c!!l trails, for the use of cyclists and pedes trians, extending miles along the lake and ocean fronts. So general I -s r" V s 1 CflttiM h Jnanufwa Htm Snss Mra. Curt Humpbrajrt el Nn York lias the revival of the sport become that cities and roads around I'slm Beach and Miami resemble similar resorts of twenty years ago when cycling was in its heyday. 1 The nictnre above shows Mrs. i Ceorge llum- liroy s, of New York, V: nn Qrdi.nl rvrlinr, fntli!l cln cl Other prominent society people who cn- ' joy this sport are Mrs. and Mr. D. L. Whitmore of New York and Mt. ;Vernon, Philip Corhin of New. York and New Britain, Mayor and Mrs. John F. Hylan of New York City. One cycling enthusiast who spent' the winter in Florida writes shout the revival of the sport: "Everybody has a wheel, both young and old. One don't take the trouble; nowadays to put on a cycling costume, but walks in whatever' she or he may be wearing -to the bicycle rack and (Capital Journal Hpeeitil Service.) Meliauia, Or., Muy 30. Mrs. P. C. l'mihy of Si'tii, Michigan, nrriveu lVidxy of itiit wpi-k for an extomd visit with Mrs. Susan Peutuu. Mis. Irioley lias been visiting since Felitit . witli her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Alvis 'V ith relatives in Toledo, Oregon. .itM a,nl other relative. Mrs. Anrie i-'iie- visited here twvlve years ago. RU huriln, a sister of Mrs. Ooodell 'i, vim ''liester Kubin motored to la! has spent the ist six wetks vuiting in Ttiesdtiy tu meet his brvtlier, Sergeam aeomn, arrived linrne also. OMo Kubin. who lias received his dis-j 1 1 r!i!irite and will spend the summer nil GREAT WHEAT CROP OUTLOOK t.'ie farms owned by thn Kubiug. .So!-1 w;tlistni ding the hardships of army life Toi HhhiI, Or., May .ti). Our local ernp hi(rgee,nt Kubiu is looking fiuo od conditions eontiiiiied to improve anil re're glad t si'e him hack home. 1 the departuinnt of agriculture report is- Word hus been received from Omo ,ued recentlv indicates a winter wheat Ballird stating that while working il n;m,p j tilt- northwest of approximate wiwmill at Bates, Oregon, be got the v -,6 niillion htishels. Oregon will have index finger of his right hand cut uff.'ahnnt 20 million, Washington 27 millio-, -car wH'ins to have bad luek, but w'reani) northern Idaho 9 millmn l.u.heK hoping fat will deal more gently v ill jt is ctinmtcd that the spring wheat lini in the futnre. acreage for the three states will rw- Our school closed the 2rd of M.y.! .i ,, 11 mln or.,. .-ki-k uives a M.fc.. Alta Brown lias proven a splendid , t 'iiclii r Rnd we hoM' shn wiU accept aur S1I100I another term. Kruest Kubin a id Lenors Bo.jny : the eighth grnile examination. The ' holurs enjoyed a jdetiie on Friday en the banks of the henntiful Htiirtism riv er. Mesrs. Waswmi and (Jourley of liar r' dmrr shipped a mixed ear of Sleep 11 'id cHtth the first of tin? week Jniin Meliitma and siirroiiiMiing eoimtry. Tin v 10 snip biiuuier car mt- ma thp week. ' i -1.:.. .1 . .v.. 1..... ... Mrs. I.iz.ie Kurdick left Tuesday fori SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS GRAY HAIR Brush This Through Faded, Streaked Locks And They Become Dark. Glossy, YouthfuL Almot everyone knows that fiagc T.'a and Htilj-hur, properly eonipouuil e i. bring back the natural efdor and 1 tre to the hair when tfaded, streak- r l or trra r Vara ,aA lY.n nnltr m-ar til 2 -t this mixture was to ma'lie it at j Tuesday when it was learned that fid linne. which is musar and troiibe- na Miller, daughter of Mr ad -Mrs. f iine. Nowa.kivs, l,v asking at a.v drag Fred J. Miller, had r"? . s'ore fur"Vyeth' Ssge and Sulphur I o'clock that morning at her home in C'lmpnind." vuu will get a large fcot-lthis city after a lingering illness. t! of tM. fornm,. V.; imnmre: 'c the addition of other ingredients, af a .mtill cost. ! I'on't ,tr grsv! Trv it? Xo one can p.Hib!y tell that vo darkened veur l'-'ir. a. it d,, it naturally and" w e il. Von dnnipen a upocje or soft b-iith with it and draw this through nr h.'iir, taking one small strand at time; by morning the gray hair di.- 'petiM. and after another sppliratioa " two. your hair lieeoBses heauttfuUy d.rk, guj 3i ttrstive. is on tie wheel without a moment's preparation. Beisn't, iroiu the healthtul cserciia and the ploiaurt obtained from cycling, the bicycle is used as -a means as locomotion to the bathing house,- ocean beach Few people have to learn to ride a bicycle m these daj s. . Many men who hive not b'.-en. on a bicycle tor years are able to jump uaoa a wheel without a moment's hesitation. Pos sibly the wonderful climate and en vironment does it. but learn ib to ride is so easy that those oi the okler generation who recall their struggles to acquire mastery oi the bicycle are astounded at the ease with which the new generation taSces to the popular two-wheeled steed. With the closing of the winter sea son, the popularity of thjs bicycle still maintains its hold, and road, ways and bypaths about summer re sorts, such as Newport, East Hamp ton and other northern summer re sorts wilt he marked by hundreds of enthusiastic outdoor lovers, who re learned the delight., of cycling during- their sojourn in the south, BEST EXERCISE FOR WOMEN A characteristic feature of cycling, and one which belongs to no other form of exercise in a similar decree, is that it is suited to persons diifer tnif widely in physical condition in other words, the exercise can bo How Workers S-; "1M. jN'Hjw - st I- 1 ' -- i ' ' ... i .. ....... i-.-- Bicycle Racks Efficiency experts arc turning to the bicycle as the solution of one of their knottiest little problems-getting the workmen to work on time. The PierceArrow Motor Car Com pany of Buffalo, New York, found tin: ir men hampered hy unusually poor trolley service, threatened in crease in trollc-' fures and possible trolley frcif-ht, all of which tendered to react unfavorably on the work man, and took matters in tneir own hands by building bicycle racks, one of which is shown in the above Matrix vf this I'at vUt Sta.vlou and Rublhuiu- t visit frie-idi for a few days. Lamott and Baker's ulioiv which iiny ed here Kutnnlay night drew quite h rrowd. They put on a clean show and everyone seemed well pleased. Mrs. Sylvia Uondoll and two eiiusius urrived Munday from Taeonia for a visit ,,, prollli8 of 75 ,0 an nli!iion bushclH of nil wheat. A great deal will ,deiK'nd on the weather eomlitions dur ing June, as hot winds and untimely rains eaa eamly reduce this total. New wheat will begin to move to market from Texas about the middle of June and our local crop about a month hter. Hay Is Scarce. There is present scarcity but prospec tive plenty. Crop promises te he reeord- lirenker. Government estimates 1 1.1,- . (HMl.tiUU tons against WhUUU.UuU last year, Tl.w ,ill mnn lllin (Mill inrvi. The sentiment among grower is to cat down 011 feeders; however, a large trop and lower prices might be an incentive for them to try it agaiu. The buy grow ers arc in a very independent position, however. High prices during the past two or three years has caused inoit of them to junk their Fords and buy an automobile, and stiil have a fat hank ae eotit left. It mv take several months slow movement to wean the growers away from their ideas of high priees, but the tendency will be toward lower values. We can look for some arrivals of new alfalfa about the middle of June. NDEATH Or EDNA MI1XEE The whole community was saddened Edna Oertnide Miller was t.orn on the farm home a"ar IfonaM Oetoher 3, 1 ''"" n1 n,"v,',r t0 W1,b I her parent, several 3 ears k". tended the St. IJenediet s M 1. tfc. K f-' "'i', khI- born bih school until her health fail el two. years agn. Xerviving h"r are her parents, two brothers, Htmild an'l Kennetli, Wi iitimcrons relatives. jc osd ws a young laity of sweet dt'-positioa und winning .personality, talented, a hiving daughter, and had msnv girl friends who deeply moura made gentle, moderate, or violent at wilk Of course the process oft teaming is apt to be a uttle tire some; but, that over, the exercise) can be regulated at pleasure;. In this connection, a peculiar advantage is that gentle exercise on a cycle pro duces belter and more lasting results than does any other gentle exercise. On this account it is simply unap proached as an exercise for women; it seems to be suited to their needs in a roost remarkable degree, and to furnish them with precisely what they require to build up their health and strength. It requires but a short ride to start a sluggish circulation into healthy activity, to quiet strained nerves, refresh wearied muscles, and clear the clouded brail. It is well nigh impossible to be so wearied, physical)-, or mentally, that half an hour on a bicycle wilt not refresh the system like food and sleep com bined, and impart to it a far better and more lasting tone than any stimulant can produce. When moderate exercise is re quired, it is obtained by taking a longer ride or a faster pace, or the two combined; and violcut exercises can be had by still farther lengthen ing the ride and increasing the speed. Thee simple changes ad:ipt cycling to ait neeus. Solve the Transportation Problem it - p J v. at the Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co's at photograph. This rack accommo dates 891 bicycles, and keeps the wheels safe while the workmen are at work. The racks were con structed under the direction of F. B. Hubbard, the Plant Engineer, the work being done hy the company's own carpenters. The actual cost of the rack, $2.96 per .unuing foot, even though the work was done in the spring of 1918 at a time when the cost of labor and materials was far above normal. . - be MitiUd en Request, LIFT OFF CORNS! Pretzone it magic! Corn lift off with fingers without pain Hurt No, not one hit JJust drop a little Freefone on that touchy corn. I instantly it stops aching, then yon lift one particle of pain, orene or irri tation. Freezone is the mysterious ether thnt bothersome corn right off. Yes, magic! Costs only a few cents. Try Freeone! Your druggist sells a tiny 1ottle, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, oft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without discovery of a Cincinnati genius. her demise. Much sympathy is felt for The funeral if this morning, services to be held at St. Liike 'n atholir church this (Thursday) morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be In the Cath olic cemetery. WowiliHrn Independent In one ef the bills passed by the last j legislature, legal holidays wire named and to make it specific, defined ccr- (lain date and on-aions as holidays, as follow: Similar. New Years day, Lincoln 's birthday, Washington ' hint I day. Memorial day. Fourth of J'lly, La- Inn ilv. (letolirr J; and hnstmas. Al 1 so any .lay in which there is a general I state election is to he regarded ss a i legal holiiUiy. Alsu any day set apart ;by the prCMileut of the I niled Statu 'or the governor of Oregon for public thanksgiving. ' ! COMMISSIONER'S COURT I Vet, : K clerk 7)0(1 ! Swart, II dtsftsman 4.00 i Court House. Morgan, Cal janitor HO.On Kirbv R F do G0.0) ' liybson. I, do - CU.oO 1 ' School Superintendent R id, Cora E elerk 0.0e Smith, J W I, snperviior 100.00 jFuikerson. Marv h A .t IW.Ot j Poor Account Cont'd ,l!vrd, V H rountv physician ... .i.nfl iJarksr.li, Hattie M officer 70.M Return of The Bicycle Evident ft not lacking- that the old-tune safety bicycle, so popular as a means of locomotion before the advent oi the automobile, it gradu ally coming into vogue again. A a matter of fact, the bicycle aa. a meant oi locomotion and exercise, did not at any time lose its popular-it.- It owed its decline at a country road conveyance to reckless driving of automobiles, which made the lue of the rural bicyclist a burden. Little consideration was, or for that mat ter is, given to he modest rider of a bicycle by domineering drivers oi motor cars. Vet the truth remains that a solitary bicyclist has as many rights on the highway as the owner or driver of the most pretentious touring car. When the bicycle rid-i ers again form themselves into clubs, and insist upon their road rights, much of the arrogance of automobile drivers will disappear. For it is coming to be understood that the ownership, or partial ownership, of an automobile does not carry with it prior rights to the use of the high way. Rochester (N- YJ Democrat Chronicle. 4 " Buffalo, N. Y. Ever tince the war" started, there ! has been a hicr inrrei in th num.. ber of bicycles used by workers, botk men ana women, who nnd the bt' cycle economical and more ronvem.! lent and healthful means of transpor tation than the crowded Irolley or I me jitney, mc bicycle takes one all the way to work, all the way home, enables one to go home for lunch with no increased expense, and it is estimated that it pays for its cost in six months or lessor Morehiiiise, W 0 county voter- iniirinn :..i.... 33.60 Health Officer Cashalt, C K county health of ficer '. 37.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures Jones, JF salni'V and expenses.... 5t.6o Sherif f s Of l ice Smith, B K motorcycle officer and deputy sheriff 951.70 Co. court and Commissioners Cont'd Coulet, W II eo commissioner.... 120.00 Hunt, J T do 114.30 Beg. aud Elections Buyer, II 1 iidv for tains 10.00 Conger Printing Co, voters no tices a.oo flniui A il'nidliomuic ' tlo oaths of official reg 0j Oregon tteinnu advertise ment - ..: J.20 Shaver, B A regisfration oards u.i') Sims, ial M rubber stamps... ,70 Exnennes Shsrtff'a twtlr JCommereuil llmk Store, The riitiher stamps r. . ,.00 Moores k 'o. Hum K prtg postul cards 6.1W i-cdha:n, W I Hheritf jdv for post enrols 20.00 NeeiHiatn, W I Wheriff use of auto 10.00 .Vorthwestem Long Dist. Tel Co ealU 73 Faciliu Tel a Tel Co, The phone and calls ll.4j IVtton Bros, No. machine, paper etc 12.70 l'orllaii.t ItuiUay U I' Co a service .75 Ribbon i Crhou Cu, II ft M carbon paper 7.80 Koilgcr Paper Co. tund receipts 1S).2.i Sims, I'hiiI .Vt bailees L.MJ Htnt Industrial Accident Com- niiwiiMi contribution sect in- iiirnnre 2.70 Clerk's Office P'oyrr, V G adv for stamp u.00 Uiirrnughs Adding MaelMne Co, machine stand - 10.00 Commercial iltook Wore, tabs, erasers and. bands 1.7.1 raeific Tel t Tel Co The, phone and calls 4.70 Riiclgers Pnper Co. ledger leaves etc. 11 fm fims, I'aul M repairing tye- writer, etc " l.'O Bee-order's Office I'rooks, Miiilred K adv for stamps and eipress ,. 7.8 Commercial Book Store, The s'aup 1 eids 1.10 Pacific Tel I Tel Co The phone 3.2" I'aMon Bros, enisers 'iis and blotters 1..VJ Ko'lgfra Paper Co gnni strips .... 1.2" Shavei, B A printing and letter ing record - 9.0 Swim, I'aul M work on typewrit er, ere J.Jfl Smith ii Itroa Typewriter Co, L C overlisul typewriter 13.00 Treasurer's Office Commercial Bunk Hire, js-tici's .?" Prsrer, J) (i sdv for stamps .... 5.00 Pttlton Iiro, rrqi pencil sharp ener etc 1.4." Stirveyor's Office Met. Co, The A transit 1" 20 I'atton Bro, fU blue print pa- jx-r : 6.0H K. !.iiid l"riMtiiig ', bill heads 3.50 Assessor's Office I'oiiMHeTrisI BiHik fifinre pencils J.30 r.iinnr, ,. 11 prtg carts, litasks we ,",s.4n toisen. i J deputy .hwi So.W Hscifie Tel Tet Co The uhuae aad calls " 3 4.-5 l"attun Bros add maehiue pr we Ro lgers Pfcper Co, j;ueil carbon re ....... 3..V1 West, B F sdv Jor stam 5,00 East net Attomev tifa.-hart, lla.cb stemcradier 4tf.lH) Oehlhar, Mas adv for staatps and phone , . . 3,7 Heltaei, Jas U deputy di aMy ii.OO County Court aud' OommtssioBers Isily Capital Journal, The pub claim docket i 4.1 "0 Oregon 8tatcian do s.00 Pacific T.d 4 Tel Co, The phne ana eiuis . 4 iq Court House . A-hliinan, Ixuii plumbing re 1.75 IWis, F W coveriug fur counter 2.oU Urager, I) (i adv to J Jjiies tvt w""d 3X00 Evans, H K haul trash ".00 trmer H Iw Co, Kay . bjmps 2.l3 KeMsteia it ln'reetor Co cuspi dor ; m llansi'ii, A M window light, put J . , ri.7 Oregon .Statesman ad Uds on od 1 to Portland Kv L & P Co 'light... 33.7.) Kopulilij J'aint Varnish Works tiiack plastic a-ilHtor cement i2.0." Roth Croeery Co, aonp , jio Salem nud VariU, wood 21.75 Salem Water b & I Co water service Smith, Homer 11 premium en ins policy , v ... 37,40 Stewart, A B repair Inwu umwer . 1.-3 Welch F.lcctric & Fixture Co. jCxtensioB light etc 2.30 ttmmercial liiok (Store, The cir cuit court tablets, note books etv 6.40 Derby, F N witness (ieorge, W P meals for jurv ..... 6."i0 Pacific Tel & Tel Co, The phono and cabs 4.43 Patton Bros, 'Itrogdon envelops 30,(i(l Justice Court Miscellaneous IVsial Telegraph-Cubic 'o, tele- ... . grama 2.43 State vs Baker , Mars. II 1 justice 1.30 Needhnm, W t sheriff acting constable 4.HO State rj Day ' I'm nh, (I K justice 7.03 Del.ong, W E constable 2.40 State va Drager, I'nruli, 0 K justice . 3.(10 Ihd.nng. V K eiuMtnhle 50 State vs John Doe t'nruh, (! K justice 3.70 DcLung, W K eonsrnble ' 1.40 State vs Oeddee Fiiruh, Ci K justice 3.70 Necdhnra, W I sheriff .. g.oo State vs Hlng I nruh, O K justice 3,70 tleliOiig, W K eonstuble 1.20 State vs Hlug Fnriih, 41 K justiee 10.(1.1 mi.niig, W K constable ' 3 HO Vnmev, Percy M witness 1.70 Branson, Troy do 1 J.70 8ta.to va Morolard I'nriih, 0 K justice 3.35 IeUing, VV K eonstaUde :.. .30 State vs Sheridait I'nruli, 0 K justice 7.70 DeLong, W E constable 2.40 State rs Spicer . I'nruli. U K justice "r. S.00 DuLoiig,' W K constable . .50 Etate vs 8totlar ("nruh, 0 E justice , 7.45 lhd.ong, W E eonstuble , 1.70. Stats vs Winter Cnrnh, (1 F. jn-'icc 3.10 Drilling, W K eonstuble 30 Miscel. Acct. Cont'd Schwab, Fred asainlaiiit to eon- staible (continued) , 3.10 Coroner dough, A M invest, death of T J Cheshire 8.20 (lough, A M invest death of Fred Hurt 3.00 Insane Account B.vrd, W H examination 3.00 Byrd, 'XV H examination 3.00 Wnlermnn, I, I convoying Mrs Winner and nurse to Salein 10.00 School Superintendent Commercial J'riuting Co envel opes 13.5," Fulkerson, Mary I, supervisor's expenses; .". B0.H7 IWkemhurw, H J services at initihito S.08 Mrlntoth, Alius do 13.00 Pacific Tel 4 Tel Co The phone and vhIIs '. 6.15 Patton Bros, stencil paper pen. eils etc 9.K0. Hmd, Cors E truant officer .. 44.00 Bich, La "Verne services at in stitute 3.25 Hodgerj lper Co, elasp envel opes paper etc ld.04 Ronkindi Printing Co, sclmol 'bulletins 7.30 Smith, John XV li uperviaor 'a expenses 3.P!) Hmilh, XV M stv for 'sunps 31,11 Smith, XV M traveling exMnc 10.07 Stiff t Hon. K li rent of tables 5.IH) Fruit Inspector Van Trump, I! salarv and c- p'ne ,' 142.50 Indigent Soldier Ouver, J for Victoria Peno 10.00 tluvil, J P for Lucy Coffin 10.00 Dependent Mothers' Acct. Cont'd Barnes, ltta M relief 15 00 Bunh, Lillie F do 12.50 Cook, Alice dn Ml.Ort Copnoek, 1-iila do 25.00 (larren, Annie Aivira do 17.50 (libson, Cus-je do 32.50 Harper, Clara do 7.") MeCraith, Ktta do 10.IHI Mize, Myrtle Angeline do 10.00 Kobinmtn, Tessie lo 23.00 Wee', Mrs Myrtle do I7..VI XVhclbee, Fmma do 10.00 Poor Account Cont'd Allbright Taxi Co, eonreying patients . ISO Berk tlolhing House, clothing for (4 liucier, Hr tf.Ofl Itroisxbrr, A il. groceries for Mrs Berkner 21.79 Burger, W If house rent for Mrs Donaldson 6.00 Drager. I O adv for It K fae for Mrs A Miller and family 50,00 Kppley, V M groceries for Mrs Donaldson 4.D0 Grattcr lirothcrs engine for jKior farm 6O1O n.'irlan, F P groceries) for Mrs Morthcutt :.. S.0 ftvsl S 1 w Quick Reference To Firms That Give Service On Short Where Buyer And Seller MeetWe Recommend Our Advertisers. EVERYTHING ! Salem Eleetrio Co., Maaoaic Taaple,.127 Korth High.: REAL ESTATE FOB SALE 120 aeres of Ko. 1 laad located 6 miles from Salem, en good road, in good location, good house and barn aud other buildings, farm implesiests, 4 horses, S ews, S year lings, SO heal of bogs, round 500 cords of wood ready cut, all at bargain. Write M XV care Journal. tf FOR SALE A good double team bar nest, will trade for hay or grain, or will exchange for good dry wood. See Square Peal Kealty compBas. Phone 170 BEST BUYS 10 aeres fine fruit land," all cultivat ed, 3 mill's of Salem, $1,100, easy terms 10 acres all cultivated, house, barn, 2'i acres family orchard, ou rock road, 1 miles from Sulem. $:t500. 14 acres, lngans, family fruit, larjje hou.se, barn equipped for chickens, on good read, the best of soil. $1000. 22 acres joining eity, best of soil, well fenced, 7 room house, barn. $M0O 24 acre, 18 cultivated, 5 logaus. 5 prunes, fair house, barn, all equipment and stock including team, row, la hogs, 50 ehiekens, mile from station. $7000. 50 acres all cultivated, good house, barn, well drained, best of fruit, grain nr clover hind: B miles from Salem, $100; land all around it not any better is held at $200 per acre, s.wou cairn, balance 0 percent. 100 acres. 0 cultivated, house, 2 barns, spring, 10 acrts timber, well fenced, close to station. , per acre. 305 acres, modern improvements, all cultivated, well fenced; one of the fin est mixed farm ranches in the valley; .1 lllilea from SIIIH II town: offered fur it short time at $73 par acre on very easy terms, uwner wmnes 10 renin and does not care to rent it. For best house or farm buys se SOCOLOTSKY Bnyno Building 4ALEM XVATEB COMPANT office eorner Commercial and Trade streetl Bills pavsble monthly In advance. Phone 60A. UJJB1...JJ ' - 'W-.AU SaJ I SJJS) KOTICB Kcnlwil rirntiosiils aiblressod to Jef ferson Myers, secretary of the, board of regents, State Agricultural college, Corvallis, Orcgun, will be received hy the suid board of regents until ten o'elock a. in. June 2, 1019, for the ftiftiisliinir nt nil material and the iter formance of all lnbor required for the erection and completion of the engin eering laboratory building, for tho Agricultural college, state or ureguu. AM l.i.U in l. onil.irsml "Pronosals for engineering laboratory building." Said proposals to he opened upon tho above dale by the said board of re gents. All the work and material must con form to the plans and specifications thurafnr nil fill, St I llB office of tliO college, Corvallis, Oregon, and of the architect, John V. Uennes, i tnnm ber of Commerce building, Portland, Ore (ton. Each proposal must lie accompanied by certified cheek of fivo per eent of thn amount of the hid as a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter into a contract according to suid plans and specifications, fcsiii check to be m.i. rtav.-vhu ti, the A jricutturaL col lege of tlio state of Orcgun, If for any rtassn the onlilcr rails to execute inn proper contract and bond required with u tan riuvi after notification of the acceptance of his bid, then certified check will become forfeited to the Ag ricultural college 01 tne stato 01 Ore gon, 0 I'acifV Tel t Tel Co, The phone at farm Pohle Hon II pump jack ...... 7.50 UVbert, C M groceries for Mrs McAfee 4.33 Salem lleacowas Hospital car of Mrs Martha Dickey 30.00 Halcm Deaconess hospital care c.f JaMi XVebrr 2S.00 Sab-m Hospital, care of Mrs l.i.i Howard .10.00 Huli-iii Hospilal, ears of Mrs .fnnc Caldwell 30.00 Halem Hospital, care of A W Fwter 30.00 Salem Hosital care of Steward lmli 30.00 Sa'em llnslal rare of Jos Rogers 30.00 Salem Hopltat rare of B If Parker 2.00 Salem Hopitl care of Mary Knighton 1.30 Salem Water I. It P Co. water service for Mrs Donablton 1.30 Silvortnn Hospital care of Mrs Martin liken nft.OO Taylor, Earl K supt poor farm 325.58 Jail Accoont Fi bUtein 4 IHreetor Co tea pot spoons ete 130 Xecdhnm, XX' I board of prison ers 15.00 Juvenile Court Xeedhani, W I Mieriff expenses acct jiivenilr-work 7.00 Indemnity for Diseased Cattle Johnson, L A indemnity 123.00 Tax Rebate Mack, John r bate on'iiiucrl 7XA M.ilchrist, XV in Jr do 31.12 Meyer, Osver M do 2-1 Sanuam lo be No 25 A F t M do 13. ?0 Advertising Sulrm Com mere la I Club eltib ,Iih '. 130.00 Oopher and Mole Bounty Cont'd Bever, t O adv for bounty 7 Bailer, Sam bounty 11.20 WATER COMPANY U (MS C Tlphe .Main m ELECTEICA1 DORA DEAN 'MeCCTCH EON. teathsr of piano, a bow and logical nietlivd for both pupil aad teacher, BjaAiof clear all basic principle aeeessarj to a musical ed icauon, a( givmg the "niusie tehr" southing Is teach. 421 Court St. Those U$. PEOPLES FURNITUKE STOIS Vn, harosina in nftw and appnmiliSSll goods for the house, furniture, rasg es, heaters and stoves, rues, sewing machines, graniteware, dishes, amt cases, trunks and tools. XVe ws your old furniture and stoves, will pay you highest cash price. Bee ns Inst. Peoples Furniture Stjre, 271 '. Commercial St. Phone 734. SECOND-HAND GOODS NO CASH REQUIRED Good overeoa hoes and suits, all kinds of rnnsit al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat ing stoves, gtis stoves, suit cases an" ltUlO other useful articles to soil of trade. What have you! The Capita Exchange, 337 Court St. l'houe 4D3. WE WANT YOl'R used furniture, stoves, carpets and tools, as we pay lair prices fur everything. Call 947 CAPITAL. HARDWARE It FIK.M Tl'KE CO. 2S3 K. Com 1 fit.' HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED HAT BLOCKlXCr I clean and block ladies' and Men's huts . Just re ceived a hat renovating machine. M gets tho dirt, Try it once, C. B, Ellsworth. 45 Court St. Salem, Or. AMUSEMENTS THE SOLDIER BOYS Pool and bil liard parlor is now open uitUer new ninnng'omunt and it renders you aad the general public a congenial place to pass sway a few leisuie hours. The basement of Oregon Electrte depot, corner of -State and lliga Phono 62S. Win, Livock, prop. STOVE REPAIRING STOVES UEBU1LI AND REPAIRED 00 years experience, Depot Kstioaal and American fence. Sizes 26 to 58 in. high ' Paints, oil and varnish, ete. ' Loganberry aud hop hooka.. Salem Fence and Stove Works, 250 Court street, Phone 124. J. A. Rowland Fcmiicre Store liiy, sells and exchanges new aad 2d hand furniture. Ail kinds of repair work, light grinding, filing, and braxing a specialty. Eight prices. 247 North Commercial h Phone 18. SCAVENGER SAI.FM HCAVKNOKH Garbage s refuse of all kinds removed oa moat ly contrscts at reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned. Dead auimal re moved. Office phone Mia lo7. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Becurlty THOS. K. FOBD Over Lsdd Buih bank; Salem Oregoa FEDERAL FAEM LOA'S-514 P" cent interest. Prompt service. 34Xfc years time. Federal farm loan bon.le for sale. A. 0. Ilohrnstedt, 401 Ma sonic Temple, Salem, Oregoa. IXSt'RANCE COCXliu Far fro la foraiation shoot Life Insnranee see J. F. llutchason, di?t. massgsr for th. Vni.,.1 I.,t rt S.. Y.. office at S71 Stnto St.. Salem. Ore. Otfiee phone 09, residence i:if. tt I.MINMYMAN HOP I, KB, expert lsnndrymsa, 43t Ferry St. I par top market priee for chickens sad Eg?s. Office phose i:i:!W. residence 1333 J. WOOD SAW FHOKB 1090 Our Iriees are Kight W, M. ZANDI.Eli, IMiprietet 1253 X. Summer Street, Salem, Oregoa REPAIRING STEWART'S REPAIR SHOP Havs just installed a machine that will . sharpen lawnmnwers the same as the fnctorr rnts them out new. Bring all your light repair work to me. Ai vin B. Stewart, 347 Court St. I'hoee 403. .. . s LODGE DIRECTORY KXICHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT MsCornsck hall ea every Tuesday at 8. Walter Leaon, C. C, P. J. Kunil, K. K. A 8. ROYAL Neighbors of Ameri.a, Ore gon Crajie eamp Xo. 13'iO meet tvsrf Thnri!ay evening is McCornaek kai Elevator sc-vice. Oracle, Mrs. Car rie E. Bonn. 618 I'nioa St: rec- j dor Mrs. Mlisss Personi, 141! N. 4th at. I hone ll.ju.ii.