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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

| FLEEIlN FOLK |
| GL|MPSED IN |
PASSING |
Arriving in this country with a
shotgun, a rifle, a fishing tackle
and a registered bird dog, E. S,
1ngels, 73 years old, and resident
Of Lexington, Kentucky is a guest |
Of the Bligh hotel. He. is being
shown the state of Oregon by his
SON. e. S. Ingels of Dufur, member
Of Lexington, Kentucky, is guest
hoard, and is determined not to
leave for his home until he has
caught salmon and shot deer.
Ernest H. Lister, deputy sheriff
of Josephine county was in town
last night as guest of the Marion
hotel, while he was registering r.
l. Rowen, convicted forger, as an
inmate of the penitentiary. Mr..
Rowen said that business in
Grants Pass was doing nicely and
the farmers of that section of the
country had great hopes for a
large fruit crop this year.
Among the physicians who ar
rived yesterday to conduct clinics
during health week, are DR.. R. E.
Smith, DR.. e. H. Dewey, DR.. A. M.
Abrams and Dr.. C. v. Peterson.
All are registered at the Bligh ho-
tel.
]. J.McCall, who has charge Of
the publicity for the automobile
races her, and who-is registered at
the Marion hotel, said last night
that he had canvassed every town
for rs miles around and expected
to see big crowd in attendance
tomorrow, at the fairgrounds.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Insist upon being served with
our pure crystal ice. Phone ESQ.
1917
Nurses who are in attendance
on patients of the various clinics
this-week of the health campaign,
are Josephine Brooks, Grace Nc
Dowell, Helen Hartley of oPrtland
They are registered at the Marion
hotel.
Chicken pie supper at the
Scandinavian M. e. church, 18th
and Mill streets, Saturday evening
June 3rd, from to 8 o'clock,
soc. Also hand made articles and
candy for sale. 1919
J. e. Ferguson of Hood River
is registered at the New Terminal
hotel and will remain here for a
few days visiting friends and
relatives.
Wait for The Song Shop.
w. w. Walker Of Grants Pass is
registered at the Marion.
We buy and sell used furniture
Geise & Co., phone 464. !"
Bruce Brown of Turner is reg
istered at the Bligh hotel.
The Song Shop is coming. :
v. M. Hilary of Eugene is a
guest of the Marion.
Films developed free at Pat
tons.
Four students from the Turner
high school and six from the
eighth grade participated in the
graduation exercises held at Tur'
ner last night. Mrs. Mary l.
Fulkerson, county superintendent
of schools, was present at the pro
gram.
We wish to express our thanks
to our friends for their sympathy
expressed by words and flowers
in the recent illness and death Of
our dearly beloved husband anC
brother.-Mrs. Chris Josse, JohI
Josse. lS1
Films developed free. Exper
kodak finishing without deterIo
ration at Patton's Book store.
Two fatalities are included II
the list of 466 industrial accident
reported to the state Industrial ac
cident commission for the wee
ending June l. Workmen reporte
as losing their lives in accident
aer Wolter WHEELER, hood tender
of Kirby, Or, and Alfred H. Muel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

The freshmen class of william
cite University were the nosts to
the seniors of the Salem high
school yesterday at picnic held
at Croisans Gulch, short distance
south of the city. This is an an
ual affair and the purpose of the
get-together is to create a feeling
of fellowship between the univer-
sity and the high school students.
The classes returned early in the
evening to enable those who wish
ed to attend the dramatic recital
given by Waller Hall.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co,
Pure crystal ice for table service.
Phone 280. 1SA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

Films developed free. Expert
kodak finishing without deterlo-
ration at Patton's Book store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

c. A. Griswold. lumberman, has
nurcbased the Interest Of c. d.
Pugh and Miss L. u. Marshall IN
the Falls City cannery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

Capital Ice G Cold Storage Co.
Popular soft drink parlors use
our pure crystal ice. Phone ESQ.
1919
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

Phone 29S, Authorized Ford
service, HARRISON & Cleveland
229 State st. 1892
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02
COMING EVENTS

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-02

A miximum temperature OF 80
degrees and a minimum OF ~
was recorded by the weather man
here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

which prcsiden, was known as
the Peoples President" and Why
This namc pas applied 70 Ardrc,D
jackson. rho ,rcs elected 10 office
ulshouf a previous political prestige
the candidate Of the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

How long did II take and how much
did II costr
The original building Of the capitol
,cds finished IN f79S. That Is. the
southeast building. aud the corner
stone ,ras laid BY Washington. The
architect OF tho early plans for the
capitol ,cas William Thornfon aud
tho cork scas continued bv Lafrobe
aud Bulfinch The north tcinp Of
the capitol trds finished IN 1900 aud
the government morcd from Phi'a-
deiphia. The South ,oin0 ,cos finished
IA 1871. but on Aug. 81, 1919. the in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

terror Of both tcin0s teas destroyed
ov fire by the British. In 1918 ths
central building tcos commenced M
der the direction o. Charles BuinscA
and finally completed IN 1887. ~
cost Of the original building. inoIe6'
INC the grounds. alterations and ~
pairs. up 10 1897. teas ss.4ss.st< I'm
After this. however. the house and
senate win0s ieere added. They scefs
planned bv r. L. Wdifcr and ball
bcfiocen 1851 and 1853. The ralne 81
the building and grounds; Buiidinq'
sf5.oo0.0o0 grounds. SO. 10000. To-
tai. ss5. 100 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

Star readers who would like in
formation on how TO correctly
write and reply to formal In.
vitation will receive same by
writing TO the Seattle Star
washington Bureau. i322 Now
York Ave. Washington. ID. c..
and enclose cents In stamps
for postage.
Please write name and address
plainly and correctly as many
letters are returned TO the bu.
ronu because OF carelessness In
spelling or nbbrcviating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Cynthia Grey
She's Waitress-Her Sister, Stcnogropher, Tries
TO High-Bro,0 Her Because Of Vast Diferencc'
~ in Employment

Dear Cynthia Grey: | am only just another who is
coming you opinion My sister is senogapher.
and am waitress Now my sister is always referring TO
mattresses hasher receive SIS per week and two meals
day make less than So in tips per week. and she
gets $50 per month Now why does she and others
think mattresses common?
Even of department store clerks think they have
real positions and oh, my they wouldn't be hasher for
taf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

KENT MOTOR can CO.
kees. wash
KEYSTONE FItI.rN0
STATION
1000 r.sk~vtew niva.
Kf~SEAR GARAGE
ttsuge TRAD
to1 oae<n Ann. Avsuss
kNArr urso@.' GARAGE
1890 Fast Nsesinsi wsy
W. ,. KoLLuEyER
felt. WASH.
LAKE BuHiEs GARAGE
Lake uusfen Read
G. q. fAH~ED
roes Ssirsiew Asenas S~rsh
MACS GARAGE
G5ot Des~es Ave-. Cor.
srsksa
w. r. Ne~EE&E
f7ftiesh and rhinr~v
MORGAN SERVICE
STATION
fW. r. Messsn,
e3th and Wecsiisnd Fart
Avenue
MOUNT BskEn Park
GARAGE
fsfo Thirty -<isfh Ave. South
NORTH End
Alto REPAIR
&C. Martlsy5
eecf woodland fark Avcnss
OASIS SERVICE STATION
fF. ~. Hetsteyb
Stsnweed. wash.
OLIVE GARAGE
tIfoffmeisfer Bves.p
Cswner Olive ard Yale
OWL SERVICE STATION
Fourth Avenue NJ Jsm~s
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
GARAGE
fNciand q Duunl
ftisevton
rTTTS~Fy RIDGE
SERVICE STATION
tJohn Be~s)
StHtieth ana Pheuoey
rIKE STREET GARAGE
500 Pike street
RAINIER VALLEY Alto
SERVICE STATION. INC.
20oi Rainier Avenue
RAvENNA GARAGE
or. q. fip~s a .. Markieyb
7of, weodiswu Avssus
ItuoADEs D FATE
~. n. Dundinp
Nineteenth Avenue and Mercev
street
HrvERTow GARAGE
CIV. "a DOUGLAsb
Utvevton. wash.
ROBES eEHvICE
STATION
tsoe stone Wsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

DY~yY WAY AND WAR
HEN SERVICE STATION
&C.. r. knasrk)
lei Wsrren Avsnne
DIES MONIES SERVICE
STATION
Dee Matnxs. wash
DIAMOND GARAGE
tE- q. u~rErven)
Eassisks and Thurman
EAsrLAKE GARAGE
1903 Easstake Aseuae
vAIRvIEW GARAGE AND
SERVICE STATION
w. n. Jehnston)
ezSs HHtntes Aveose
FASHION GARAGE
Szo3 second Avenue
DAVE FERGUSON
fxos East Union street
FOSTER MERCANTILE CO.
Foster station
Pacific Highway
FHEHGST boat MARKET
1850 n. 5ssh
LAKEWOOD GARAGE
Ills California Avenue
". cfTNEn
tuasyaaIe. Des Noiaes Ma.
GO~NEY's RErAIR
AVID SERVICE STATION
1850 y. Green Lake Wsy
GRANGER MOTOR
SERVICE co.
f9o9 Fast Madison street
"a. &. GREEN
SERVICE STATION
fO,Brtsn Cer.b East Highway
GREENWOOD GARAGE
tR. y. rowt<r}
e5fh Avenue and Greeawood
HALFWAY HOUSE
flames NcEwingD
Twelfth Avenue and Cherry
HAzEIwoOD SERVICE
STATION
~. q. Aiicn)
Lake Waehlngtsa Bcaievnrd
HEBERLING BROS.
Dee Noines Road
HIGHWAY AUTO SERVICE
eunset boulevard. Renfen. vyn-
BTLfMAS CITY GARAGE
AND SERVICE STATION
65of Rainier Avenue. Corner
Orcns
JAMES a co.
1879 Nth Avenue. Conner
Virginia
JOHNSON q MCLEAN
SERVICE STATION
1910 Ieary Avenue
KESNYDALE GARAGE
70. ". Wsrnsrl
Lake Washington Beuievasd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

EARL RraU
stts Essstaks Asesss
SECURITY GARAGE CO.
istp-ss East nsdis-~
sasirSAnp SERVICE
STATION
a.. Y. Msrrh)
roo East Ms~stssi war
SMITH SERVICE srArroN
toss Rainier Asesss
STANDARD GARAGE
tWsisev Chstssie sad
T. y. BvnEgD
rffs Third Avesss
sTEyE-s GARAGE
tW. w. stceensl
1888 lard Assuse Meth
STONE WAY SERVICE
sTATfOS
y. A. q ~. THE co.
tsfs stems War
TERMINAL GARAGE
f<siirwsa Aseoas 81 ys~ks~n
TERRY AVENUE GARAGE
Cc~usx Inivsvsisv ssA Tssry
Avease
ruIRTv-vfFTu AVENUE
GARAGE
fCbs~t~~ tssssiessl
1891 ssth Ave. r. ".
THOMPSON IrBuICATrNo
COMPANY
fens Pacific A.euss
Taeosns. WASH
THOMPSON IuBurCATuwO
COMPANY
1sesms junction. wash.
TH0RsEN SERVICE
STATION
Rsehmond Highlands. wash
TRIANGLE TIRE co.. INC.
fts Esstiske Avenue
GEORGE TURNER q SON
Wesfisk. and Aishs
UNION AVENUE GARAGE
South tfny-.ecead end uuisa
Tacoma. Wash.
UNION AUTO surrLy
sts tnitrr<tty
WEST WOODLAND
GARAGE
9th Ave. n. W. md w. asth
WHITE GARAGE
1870 Third Avenue
WILDWOOD GARAGE
AND SERVICE STATION
tCiem ~. Ifennotd aad
Chs~. r. OrsG
1888 Hsini~r Aveuue
WOLF SERVICE STATION
&C. WsifD
1854 Sses~on Avenue
WOODLAND Park
AVENUE GARAGE
larsen q Lee)
ICES Woodland Park Avenas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
ADMIRAL WAY GARA0H
"a GsetnardD
1olo Ca1tfogutA Avenas

ADMIRAL WAY GARAGE
"a eeeanard)
Sslo CaltfssutA Aveass
Y. n AINswoKrH
x451 T1rst Aveaus ecath
AL NIGHT SERVICE STATION
Mention. Wssh.
AEBoR HKIGnrs MERCANTILE CO.
oBeh Ave. 4 W. and Novfaik
ARCADE SERVICE STATION
90 w. Fssisea)
80 Wessfsks Assnss
aero mosrrrAL GARAGE
&C. H. Csssdstil
esse r. Marginal Way
AUro sUrrIv . SERVICE CO.
1873 Ftfsh Avsnue
Nerf 10 Frederick a >sfsonl
Open Until Midnight
CECIL c. BACLEY COMPANY
Fifth Avenss North ~ fsy
BALI.ARD TIRE . SERVICE co.
Geek B~ss-)
500 Leary Avsuss
noBERr HAncLAY
1ssh Avenue and East spsisg
BELLEVUE GARAGE
~. ". Hopkins)
1o8 Bellevue Avenue Ssvfh
BLACK RIvEa GARAGE
Tukuils. wn.
B0YIsrox AVENUE GARAGE
1877 Boylstsn Avenue
Between East Fine and East ofivs
G. q G. GARAGE
On. A. Copesfiek)
sois Fifteenth Avenue West
T.. A. CALLER SERVICE STATION
Ninth Avenus Esd Beseca street
CEDAR GARAGE
f5i5 Fourth Avenue
GENITAL sEATTIE GAS, OUIy0
AND FLUSHING STATION
Sixth Ave, Bet. Marion and Columbia
CHIEF SEATTLE GARAGE
O>es n Heardsls1)
sos Denny Way
cOLMAN BLDG. GARAGE
sis Western Avenue
COLONIAL GARAGE
twm- Jnness)
1879 Eighth Avenus
ALBERT CRUvER
ef1 F7orentis street
,. ID. CURTIS SERVICE srATrON
1oth Ave. ~. ". ard Vast lsfh
university District)
DEARBORN SERVICE
STATION
OWN. Petrf q Gon)
NTH Avenue sesth, Corner
Dearborn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

about Ms Death. orr ,oas shos the
ps1of ,ras blinded by the seorcAis0hfs
f.fsed on the machtsc. fhe other
sAss 70 iras act fire w the rocket.
what are tho meanings OF tho fol-
lowing names7
Reproductive projections
Patrtek---sobie: q pcfrfcian-
rernor-Ereriasssrc.
Ceorce--A landhoi6cr. husband
wan
Narrfr--Fo mona
heredsfb--Roayi~1 Of fhs sea
fsidor--ot~fi<sce.
Adeiberf 80 bright rsoanfaln
Dnncds--Efroien chief.
hcHHrfh--A leader.
Wa,reH--Rovai hunting ground.
Sorroicfai
What II n good formula for toilet
vinegar 70 he used In the baih7
comphor. y oanoc: oil Of rose.
rsark, y drdm. oil Of cfopes. v
dram; oil Of bcrCan mot, I Sra,r
aoefie acid. ! osHccss alcohol, :
opHcca.
ay birthday comes on Arrfi I. Can
] cite any great event occurring ON
that day 60 offset the April FooI7
In 1871 the permanent 0orcr-menf
Of fhe ParGmn Canal Zone ,cus tn
aHosrnfcd. ,csfh Colonel Tiaser Major
GeHeraiJ Goefhais as governor. 1918,
fhc Allies defeated tho Germans and
captured Haa0ardcm- Sanfcrre on fho
Western front. 1873. william Harrey
born; 1895. Reginald Hebcr died.
How many Buddhis's are there In
tho worid7
approximately flo0l7.ooo.
What does the world "Cenorai-
lssimo" mean and what language
IL ST.
THIS trord Is adopted bv other Ian
oma0cs from the Spanish and the
Italian. The icord Is sapcriatluc Of
general; made up Of generate. ccn-
erai. and issimo--crcafesf. N means
supreme military commander. CONT
nander-in-caicf 10 has been IN use
IN the English language for a long
time.
How may rubber be fastened 70
metal7
nv using a cement .rhich fesfrns
nlfLa srEu - h..
metal or icood. Such cement Is pre-
pared bv solution Of sheilac On
ammonia, best made bv soaking pni-
verified pun sheilac On 10 times n.
freight Of strong ammonia. ,chcr a
shining mass Is obtained. srhich In
three or four creeks ,ruf become
liquid tcithout the use Of hot ,cnfer.
This soffcns the rubber. and becomes
after qualification Of the ammonia.
hard. and impermcabic TO gases aud
fluids
What are tho addresses OF the fol-
lowing movie actresses7
Shirley Hason--For Studios. ny
North Western Are. Houy,rood. Cal
Mac Murrdv-Ises Wheeler Are
Ncto York CITY. ". y.
Doris Mde--Thos II. Tncs Studios.
Culver City. Cal
What Is the motorcycle record for
one miller
50 s-5 seconds.
What Is tho fastest living crea-
ture7
Probably the stoiffest iipinc crea-
fures are the birds knoDn as the
large "Stcifts" OF Central America.
No records hare been made OF their
speed. but mon nho hare hunted
them state they hare never been
able TO he them as the bullet ncper
catches up ,oith the bird. They are
considered TO be sicifter than the
Ldnner Gter Falcon Of England.
which according 10 speed records
made tcith deropiancs. frarels al the
rate OF 10 miles per hour.
How old Is the capitol building at
Washington Who built III When?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

| | know lots Of nice Mattresses.
some who are taking care of chill
drcn. and are real moihers--i mean
BY that. good mothers. who do their
days work In the cafes and then 60
home. sash. or Iron. mend and scw
for their ilttie ones who are dearey
20 them than the COED times others
are having at dance halls. caharrin
and 20 on.
why DO some Of our girls consider
their offies work or clorhlnE rs
mors dignified work than waiting on
tablsr
Tell mo. Miss crsy. what DO you
thinky Are VA Mattresses not "a good
ss they areY have always thought
40: but have heard 10 many 70
ferrtng 10 a waitress an q haahcr. In
sighting tones. that ] would Hike
your homes, opinion
You,a, IN. JB.
There are good ard bad IN all
traits Of hfr. This NOT only applies
70 she Industrial seoris. bat the 90
otai. az srcf. might 90 ercn farther
for q Demonstration Of hosr mother
n1fnrr Mas distributed perfect and
imperfect. Take for an erasspie fhe
fruit on a tire: Because tcc shogid
aHd fsro or three bad apples. tcu
,rorid NOT fArotr the large number Of
good owes array.
A lady frmains a iadv arfer mp
ard all circs rsfcrccs Personally.
cannot disfsncnish the rasf after
ence intellectually speaking. Ga oTdi-
nary lines Of sooFk. Gcffing dolcH
10 brass facks. most Of az arc scrtfnc
the pablo IN onc capacity OF another.
To ichaf degree Of efficiency go sue
coed MARKS our caiibrc.
which president was known as
'-The Peoples President" and Why
This namc uas applied 70 ArdfcD
jackson. rho srcs elected 10 office
.rlfhouf a previous political prestige
the candidate o. the people.
wha, are IN. greatest shcep-rais-
Ting countries ~ tho worid7
Argentine. So 100000 (accordIrr 70
the latest oraiiabfc report: austria
Ia. Is 900 900. Rnssi1 fEHvcprarJ,
ss 900 200; United States. 100000.
How and when did Omar Jocklcar
como 20 his death7
ne ,oas doing aurfs IN the air for
motion picture film, on Aug. s.
1870; ne ,oas 900 feet abouc the
earth ,rhen hc dropped a rocket and
rent into faiispin after a. The
spectators saio the plane attempt 10
right Itself and then crash doicn tH
flames. Locklcar inos burned beyond
recognition. There are ftco theories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

Mlnn Grey win receive callers
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday from 90 .. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m. TO II m. each week
Please DO not como at other times
az II serlously interferes with her
writing.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28

the time consumed in travelling to
win the interest of New York. why
the chinese did not succeed Is NOT
known. They held on to theirsfarm
ana fndustriously cultivated II. The
boys OF the section often increased
their spending allowances by help
ing John Chinaman" cultivate his
farm.
The property passed into the con.
troll OF the American Real Estate
Company some time ago. It had
plans for building UP the section
win homes. but they had to be
abandoned because of financial ar
ncuities. Mr.. Gold then bought part
OF the property. but title to an old
zane running through the land was
somewhat involved.
augustus Kim. real estate expert
In the finance department, assisted
the builder in clearing up this dif-
ncuity and the plan for giving New
YORK another 400-family flats sec
tion was put into shape and started
with the hepl of the METROPOLITAN
Lie Insurance Company, which has
agreed to back Mr.. Gold with
Astoria Gardens will be pushed 70
completion as rapidly as builders
can push 1t. The gardens will ex-
tend from Flushing avenue ON the
south, to wolcott on the north and
from Fourth avenue on the east 10
Ninth avenue on the west. The Ioca-
tion Is close to transit serving AS
toria which was one of the reasons
TOT taking the old Chinese farm.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28
Housing Division Gives
Rules for Saving Coal

To money coal inspect your house, says the
Departments housing division, these things:
Stop all unregulated drafts through the house
Use storm doors and storm double windows in cold
climate if practicable least the side Of the house facing
the rrevaing cod wind. s-<ss 81,
Plug cracks around or in all windows and doors. Use
fet, Ii outside II
j
See that there cracks in window castings
walls and between the sash Tighten
Use putty and weather stripping where necessary
Inspect windows and walls of attic. Dead
keeps the lower stories Plug openings from
attic between walls.
In basement plug openings from outside between
walls Cover furnace and hotwater pipes if prac
tcable.
Close openings between walls and under
the carpets If there are drafts through the floor.
Study manufacturers directions of furnace Re
place cracked or broken Examine dampers of
r'aces Wher Hreni7ces ard :, 5,-~s
should be closed Clean chimney stovpipe periodically
Or henever :>cesssry..
y cr' f-rai-
Turn off heat with windows left open unused
rooms Remember that good poss.b. Mrnout
large openings.
Remember that thermometers cages of heat than
saous members of family with his idea
want Sixyegh to 70 degrees is normal healthy
ture for room in which people live
P"-'"--he- that these saving
of millions of tons of coal this winter.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-28

Motor bus lines are covering routes
which never could be served by
trolley cars. Automobiles are bring
Ing the schoolhouse and the village
to within 3 few minutes of the
country home. Chain stores arv
carrying to every community the
same efficient mercha ndisinK as the
city dweller enjoys. Last, but not
ieast- radio. especially III developed
on General. Squire's wired basis,
gives to suburban homes the finest
city lectures and music.
The reason for suburban expan-
sion. however. Is not alone the at
traction of country home In the
cities congestion OF dwelling house
spa'e and high rents long have been
brewing discontent. For more than
fve years now these conditions have
existed. Rebellion on the part of
the rentpayer is reaching the point
OF expulsion. Almost any kind Of
change would be attractive. Once
the average city worker realizes
that with few hundred dollars and
a hivver he can get a house of his
own with all the land he needs, the
chances are two to one he Will
move.
Buy II by the Acre.
The city no longer has a wall
around II. Railroads made the first
breach. but the railroads opened UP
only narroY strips along their lines
radiating from the city. In most
cases the railroads followed the
valleys and lowlands. which are not
the best building location. Between
these lires are miles of land much
more desirable for building, but
which have been inaccessible to the
commuter because men lad no
means of getting to the train. 1t Is
In these areas between the railroad
lines and within a radius of fifteen
or twenty miles Of the cities. which
the motor cars and good roads have
opened up. that most spectacular de =
ve'cprrent In new building sh.. al.
| take place!
IF you are interested in real es-
tate the situation demands action.
II means that IL you want to buy
desirable suburban land near any
good city at present low prices you
Will have to go about II at once. In
selecting property, good plan
usually IL to follow out the hest
RESIDENTIAL ,treet ana huy where
land begins to sell by the acre in
stead of by the foot. On the other
hand. II you own city dwelling
house property which cannot be
converted to business use, the
quicker you get rid of IL the bet
ter. This does not apply to busi-
ness buildings nor to property
which will soon be in demand as
the business section of the city ex-
pands. IL does apply to other city
Swelling houses for which such ex-
travaEant rents are now demanded.
Remember that while the readjust-
inert IN industry is we'll along. the
read!ustment in real estate values
has just begun. Moreover, the con-
ditions above named indicate that
the coming readjustment in real
estate will be more like a revolu-
ton"