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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 30. 1924 7 ' lasslfieid Section ket lace aieims THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON Great Mar 2 i v i .4 r t m r e t 1 i WANTED Miscellaneous 13 VOODRY THK AUCTIONEER BEYS used furniture for .cash. Phone 511 13-aprtf - J : - WANTED 4 TONS OAT AND VETCH kay delivered 3 mile south of Salem. Make me an offer, i Writ A. Kulpss, Ronte 3. , , 13-J30 EVERGREEN BtiAC&BERRIES WANT ed. 8-e ma after August 4. Ward K. Richardson. I 13-a2 WASTED GENTLEMAN LOOKING for modera bungalow or cottage to rent. Must have two bedroom, or sloping porch. Phoao 493 J. . 13-j30 WASTED HEN AND WOMEN ! TO take farm pap.-r subscriptions. A food proposition to the right people. Ad drea the Pasifie Homestead, Statesman ; Bldg.. Salem. Or. ! ' MISCELLANEOUS I fit You Don't Like My :r-:v Work rW- ,'M ' don't biro mo. bat at leatt five ma ehaa.ee to ah'ow yon aomo of the rooft that I have painted. M. E. MATHEWS . Phone 167. ; 14 jlylOtf INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE "CON eordia." None better. Mrs. Meyer, 147 N. Commercial St. Room 6. .--- 14-l5tf HELP WANTED 13 WANTED A GOOD MAS FOR REAL estate h-lper. Mnst have ear. Mrs. Moyer. 147 N. Commercial St. 15-jl3tf HELP WANTED Male 18 "WANTED MAN FOR LIGHT JANITOR work. Pbono 451. .- IS-al LOST AND FOUND 22 LOST YELLOW GOLD V R JI S T watch; initials M. J. L. ; reward. Pbono S75 between. 2 and 6 p. m. - ; , - ; 2J-al LOSTCOLD WATCH AND CHAIN; Qk tooth charm. Sunday. Spong'a leading. Liberal reward. Phone MFM or Irave at Statesman. 22-j31 , LOST KEYS REWARD I j Two Ions, three abort, one deak. Re tort to Folieo department. 21 j31 LOST BUNCH OF KEYS. Phone 1S0. . 22-J31 LOST SOMETHING r-i-FIXD IT! PHONE a want ad to The Statesman. Phone 23. 22-mtf PEKMONAL 23 GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper published. FREE for s'amp. Correspondent, Toledo. Ohio. 2-a LOANS 24 NEED f3000 AND $2000 ON GOOD Se curity. Gertrude J. M. Pace. 24-g27tf WANTED 32 LOAN OX FARM just sold for 110.OO0. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 218 Oregon: Bid J. 24 j24tf GOVERNMENT LOANS ON FARMS 54 r-r cent. F. L. Wilkinson, 20J V, 8. attonal bank bldg. ' 8-apr9tf REAL ESTATE City 85 OWN YOUR tWLIB r! i- EXTRA GOOD BUTS AND EXCHANGES Good 5 room bung-alow. North Salem, Z ' good lots; 2000. 3l0 down. 1 160 aero farm, food Improvement!, fruit, near jtowa:, 98500, for Salem acreage or residence. . Four room famished cottage. Z a'ce lo'ts: snap 91500., $300 down. ,. ; Kew - and need furniture store in good town, within. 20 mi lea of Salem, $5000; for Salem acreage or residence. Well improved 'It) aero tract close la, pared road, berrie. fruit, walnuts: easy terma or exchange for Salem residence.- ' H . See onr Ht before investing. 5 : PERRINE- MARSTERS 1 Commercial Club bldg. . 35-j30tf ? Why Pay Rent ? T .room modern, basement, garage, coop, barn. - pa ted atreet. one block from car lino, large lot, 92300; jf 800 cash, balance to be assumed. ! '; 80 acres, close to town, all cleared, irood barn, fenced, on good road, 92300. terms to suit you. 20 acres ' timber, close to twitch. I8i0 cash. . - ; 3- room strictly modern new. stone finish, the best in Salem. 94600; 9500 cash, balance monthly. . .Money to. loan., : - Socolofsky ' 341 State 13 jSOtf 5 ROOM HOUSE. BATH. ELECTRIC lijrbls. boilt in kithcen, near car line. 91350. Cash 300 and easy payment on . balance. - -i ! - Two fifty foot lots en pared street, corner property. 81000. How is this: 910 down and 910 a month. "in WINNIE. TETTYJ0HN, Realtor' 214 Oregon Bldg. j 25-j2tf FOR SALE NEW 4 ROOM BUNGALOW double constructed ; larze ; attic;: close in; owner. - Inquire 755 Union St. .s I " . 23-j30 TEN BEAUTIFUL I ACRE HOMESITE9 just beyond city limits; kick, sightly, smaderful Tiew, - Eai-h 9400. 10 per cent down. 610 n month if taken soon Splendid alae. Harris, Phonea 1018. 14U. 83-Jne3tf Q a rage Brand new tile ibuilding, corner lot. one of the best locations in the- city for aale by W. A. Liaton, 484 Court St. , - - I . 25-j31 HOW" ROITT THAT CITY HOME OR FARM YOC WK'lK THINKING OF BUYING f One acre, 8 room bouse, bl barn. Joins small tow a nar west side -highway, good change to keep chickens and a row, COMPLETE HOME for 91200. 5 acres, house, barn, wind mill, strawberries. loganberries, a dandy place 4 miles from Splem on Jefferson highway to trade for good house in Sa lem.. - ' ' ' A modern 5 room bona, except fur nace, sell or trade! for timber or stump land. Price 93500). We have large listing of fine dairy ranches fpr sale or trade. We, specialise in trades; anything, or anywhere. -. If yott. hare anything to trade see us. : Moisan & Ulrlch 133'N. Com'l. Phone 1364 23 j27tf - - I,OOK! 14M)K! --i THE RENT PROBLEM IS SOLVED - B a' lot in. one of our popular H awe tract 'additions and erect a small GARAGE HOUSE to start with at a eery nftminal cost. Yon can buy the H acre tract for 9600, with 950 pay meat down and pay the balance -at the rate of 910 per month, interest 8 per cent,' and a small garage boose will rost you from 9100 to 9200. THINK THIS OVER AND THEN COME IN AND SEE VS. STOP the Tent receipts and make yourself your own landlord. W. H. OKABLNHORST CO. 375 State gt. -:! J Pboni 315 - - . S3 j27tr REAL ESTATE City 23 REALLY GOOD BUYS! Apt. house close in 91500. -Apt. house close in, 912.500. Apt. house close in, 93850. Apt. hotioe in i;ood town. 880.0OO. Apt. house, prospering town, 9'tS.OOO. 4 acrs y and large home in Eugene. This will be a money maker. $32,000. Near Portland on highway, 24 acres and good buildings; trade for Salem house 9J0OO. i Let us show you a lot on Fairmount that gives you scenery dsy and night. You will be happy always if you buy it. 5 room buuiilow, essiest payments, absolutely: modern and an attractive corn-r. 94300.1 5 room bungalow, trade for small tract near Salem. 95000. 6 room bouse, modern, two east front lots, trade tor small tract. 94200.; i 4 room' house, two east front lots, easiest payments, 91850. I . 7 room house, garage, beautiful cor ner, paved street, 935O0. I arg- corner on Columbia and Broad way, easiest payments. 4 room : houKe, a splendid borne for you for 91650. 9 acres with dandy bungalow, : only $11,000. Here is where you will make money. This makes 46 lots, attrac tively located, between two prominent atreett. - Easy payments. 6 room modern home in Oaks, easy payments, 96300. 5 room bungalow, paved atreet 93600. Close in 6 room bouse, large lot. paved street, dandy location for high schools, state house, university. 94500. See this attractively furnished home Well located, 6 rooms, 96300. Another one for 96800 with alt modern furni ture, everything new. Business corner and large home for 98800. Do buy this and make money. Businesa building . on good atreet 922.500. i Confectionery, 95500; good thing. Grocer v store and location, 9-6500. : GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE 492 N. Cottage St. 25-j27tf FOR BALE GOOD BOS1NE8S LOCA tion. Close in. ideal for filling atation. If you waat a business site see this. For trade, 3 lota with 14 year old fruit tree in Oregon City. East front close to -school and just off highway to trade. Would make a beautiful home. Will trade for small house in Salem, balance cash. Mra. Moyer, 147 N. Commercial St. 25 jne25t lention. Newly weds For sale: Coxy 3 room bungalow, partly famished; fine view. : Only 92200, and yen can make your own terms. - , Rich L. Reimann i Realtor 907-309 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1013 I . 23-i0tf t A HOME A nice new 5K bungalow, with big lot and fruit and shade, splendid soil. A block to Jitney, north. 92700. Another similar with ordinary lot close to car, (north, same price. Both are bargains; both are thia week'a list ings. . .' A room modern, worth 92000; goes at $1600 if all cash. Near State St. line. For bargains see Wm. Fleming, 341 State St. 25-j27tf SACRIFICE! SACRIFICE 1 OWNER SICK AND LEAVING CITY MUST SELL! his 4 room bungalow located in North Salem. Modern plumbing, built-in buf fet, shades and screens go with place. North front.' HERE IS A ; HOME WITH AN INCOME AS A GLASS GREEN HOUSE SIZE 20x40 IS ON THE PLACE WITH A 9tOO STOCK ON HAND AT PRESENT. Price $2800; 9500 down will hsndle. HERE IS A PROPOSITION THAT WILL BEAR INVESTIGATION. A HOME AND BUS INESS COMBINED. See Us today.' W, H. GRABENHOBST CO. 275 State St. ' Phone 515 . . I " 25-j27tf " ! 950 CASK DOWN. 920 per month, 6 per cent interest, buys a rosy cottage. 6 rooms. Snsp. 9-JOO CASH DOWN -balance like rent, buys new modern bungalow, j ! rooms, full cement base ment. Price 93400. $100 CASH DOWN House, 4R.. 2 lots, balance $20 per month. " I A BIG SNAP ! . BranJ new modern bungalow, only 4 blocks from postoffice. price $3800. Terms. The best buy in town. Act quirk. . ; ' See CHII1DS & BECHTEL ' 540 State 8t. -V 25-j29tf PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14". BY 7i". wording-"Vot Rent." price 10 cents . each. Statesman Business Office, on Ground r loor. ,( . - ; -! . TWO OF THE FINEST residence lots on Fairmount hill. 93000, 7 room Fairmount bill residence, Fin view ...1 $6000 A. C. BOURN STEDT Member Multiple Listing Bureau 147 No. Commercial St.. Salem, Oregon i. ( '- 25-j24tf - FOR 8 ALE - New 5 room bungalow built last year. Basement, near car line. North 8alem. Regular 93500 house, owner leaving Salem and is priced for a lew days at $2700. Terms. k 1 3-4 acres North of Salem. Build ings. Distant owner. Price $16.00; 9500 cash. ! KRUEGER : 147 North Com" 1 St. Phone 217 , - 23-j37 Salem 50,000 by 1930 Fine 8 room house, lot 70x170; gas. electric light, bath, etc. ; paved atreet. Price 935UO ; terms. : Nice 6-room bungalow, basemeati good property.- Only 92800; terms. Another 6-room bungalow, paved street, facing east; barn. Price 93000; - terma. i - : 1 A very fine, 10-arre tract. close in, very rich soil. A snap at 94000; terms.- : j - -i We write insurance. i If it is a house, lot, farm or trade. See me .) - , h. . i . : Rich L. Reimann V ! Realtor 807-308 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1013 25-j20tf MODERN : SIX ROOM HOUSE COM pletely, newly and artistically furnish ed. See owner on premises, corner Oak and ' Liberty. 25-Auar2 MINUTE MOVIES A NEW VsfESTCIN SERIAL v ;.f THE MYSTERlOUa? BANDIT.; ' ' i seat mrn . t, : f . t i' ; $n vrtLih rVES AM 1 MAbF ?cleatda CONTRACT To HEAL ESTATE City 23 FOR SALE SIX ROOM HOUSE. ALL on one floor, new roof, new paint. A snsp at 92100. Easy t- rms. Six room bungslow, two lots, bearing fruit trees, fine location, basement, fireplace, built in kitchen, 9380U. Five room bunga low, basement, built in kitchen, all large rooms, 92500. Trade. 50 acre irrigated ranch in Idaho. 98000 for valley farm. Want loan 93000. F. L. WOOD 341 State St. 25-j25tf ;FOR SiLE OR RENT New four room bungalow located at 1725 8. 12th. 8'. Price 92500; easy terms. ' Rental 925 per month. W. H. GRAB ENHORST CO. 275 State St. 25-jlyl7tf PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY 74" wording "For Sale, Enquire At." Price 10 cents each. Statesman Business Office, Ground Floor. BUSINESS Opportunities 20 SMALL -GROCERY IX NEIGHBORING town, - will run about 9700 or $8UO; wil invoice. Good town, good loca tion. See J. A. MILLS. 3Jli State St. 26-j31 REAL ESTATE Trades 27 FOR EXCHANGE 10 ACRES OF FINE land 3 miles out near pavement, all in cultivation, for $10,000, ith crop. One-half trade, balance on time. John H. Scott, 305 Oregon Bldg. 27-j29 REAL ESTATE Farms 29 TO EXCHANGE 12 acres of fine bottom land ' with from pav good improvements 'i mile ed road. Price $350o; will take some trade., . . New, modern house on paved street, 5 rooms and garage and clos- to school. Price j 93500; will trade for 3 room bouse, 7- room bouse on 4 lots, to trade for small house and 1 lot. Nice 5 room home on peeved street. Price 930O0 ; to trade for small store. 320 acres near Bend, Oregon, to trada for rooming house or small farm.'. 34 room hotel, trade for farm. 2 houses for rent. THOMASON S3Hi State St. 28 -j2fitf YOU WILL WANT THIS WHEN YOU s -e it. It's 60 acres -4 miles from a " good town and right at the school house and right on the main road and a nice view and everything. Good 6 room house, good barn, good chicken house, good 10 acre prune orchard right in 'its -prime, not old and lousy; and 2 good : acres of other orchard. Good aheep-tijrht fences around the farm and good crop of about 20 acres of oak timber that it took .years of Oregon .rain and sunshine, to grow and it's ready to harvest and it will pay your interest and your taxes and the chil dren's shoes and it vill also pay for the land if you will furnish the labor. All this for 95000 and you can't beat it., and we'll give you Kouie time on most of it if you look like a worker and a home lover. : V i McGILCHRIST & PENNINGTON ? 209 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 140 - 28 j29tf A Bargain In i some small farms if sold before fall. ' Part trade on some of them.- Robinson ? Oregon Bid?. 28-J30 FOR SALE 10 ACRES IRRIGATED. 4 acres fruit, small house, barn, garage, : chicken house, etc. Will give the best - of terms or will consider iesse. Prop- erty located near Hermiston, Oregon ; Will consider trade for propertv a or near Salem. Address Box 4378 rare ; Statesman. 28-j22tf A SNAP IN LAND " ' ? 55 acres. 25 in good timber, running water year around. All woven wire, oak nost fencinz. U'.i miles from - Sa' lem. 965 an acre. Lays well, and good soil. Can vou beat it I Wm. Fleming, 341 State St. f 28-j27tf FOR SALE 3 $100 down and balance $10 per month will handle 5- acres of dark prai rie soil located close to the Swegle Hoot esst of Salem. Price $1500; interest 6 per cent. W. II. GRAB ENHORST k CO. s Realtors 1 : 273 State St 1 28-j2 4 REAL ESTATE ExehanKe 29 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BY OWNER IO acres all bearing fruit, modern bun galow, good buildings. 4319, Statesmsn. :' 29 j31 HAVE A NICE LITTLE HOME OF 1 acre. All in fruit, with -modern house, at Hood River to trade for acreage close to Salem. Mrs. Moyer. 147 N. Commercial St. 29-jlyl3tf BARGAINS 4 ROOM MODERN Except heat. Plastered, close to far. Only i 91200; easy terms. 30 acres improved and equipp d with stock and machin ery, 92300. 2 80 acres. Improved, $60, will accept eastern Oregon, or city prop erty.: 7 room plastered bouse and 5 lots, for acreage. For bargains, sale ' or exchange, see Barber at 200 Gray Bldg. 29-jty18tf REAL ESTATE Suburban Q 1 FOR SALE Here is your chance to boy that garden land on terms and price that are right: i 9150 down and balance 910 7 per mon'.h btivs 4 acres located just north of the Mute school and joining the Oregon Electric railway. Fme build ing site, balance- bottom land. Price 91500. Interest 6 per cent. W. H CKABES HORST k CO Realtors 275 State Sf 30 j2 t USED CARS For Sale l FOR SILK Late '23 Star coupe, fine shape,' lots of extras .-. ,-. .9625 1924 Baby Overland. A l condi tion, driven 600 miles ... .9000 1922 Dodge touring, lots of extras, goods shape ; 9530 1920 Chevrolet, brand new tires... .$150 T E R M Q BURDETTE A MB EE MOTOR CO. 186 8. High. I'hone 1828. 3Lial FORD COUPE. FINE Terms. 541 Mill St. SHAPE $145 31 j3l CHEAP MAXWELL TOURING CAR AT i 2S97- O.i'er St. m-j30 "IV "MADtXXrCWFe AND DANCE MALL" IW TViE UTTLE MIN1NG ToWrO OF FARO.AEV. A PEW VEARS tXrO MMEAI LAWLESSAtSS UAS WFE AND bQTTlNCr AVECAGE WAS MCe2E THAN .OP,l UiM LET ME.' 0WE OLD MINER, PHINEAS PrCK BREAKS TH SADAJEVJS lb HIS Paoshte TT -"o f I I USED CARS For Sale 31 QUALITY USED f CARS AT PRICES TllAT.nU.U l'LEASE JUL: Baby Overland touring 9250 Ford roadster, all dolled up 9275 Ford coupe ............ $323 Paige touring '...L..4. . 9225 Briscoe touring 4-..1. 9 9- Buick sport touririjf $1275 1924 Cleveland touring .. $1160 We have others for f you to select from. I (We gtvei terms) ! F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 2191 N. Commercial i St. 31-j30lf SNAP BUYS Fori touring, almost new. $375. 1920 Chevrolet touring, 9200. Ford touring, good tires, new wheels, Bosch magneto, 8150. iNEWTQN CHEVROLET CO. .':!.'.. :- 3t-j27tf Used Car Specials 1924 Ford coupe. ' 1923 Hapmobilei touring. 1924 Franklin Dem Sedan. 1 26 Packard coupe. 1919 Lib-rty chummy roadster. Several others; to choose from. Most liberal terms in town. MacDonald Auto Co. Packard Distributors Ferry Street at Cotta;e 31 j !7tf WILL TRADE DODGE CAR. CORD Tires, new top. new paint, for good Tght car with standard gear shift. .229 State St. 31-al TJSED FORD CARS FROM" AN AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Touring cars 9 85 to 9350 Roadsters .. 9 75 to 9325 Coupes 9275 to 930 Sedan a .' 9225 to 9450 Light deliveries 9 65 to 9275 Ton trucka . 9 85 tof685 "Bugs" j L..i 9125 tosr23 All cars are guaranteed. Liberal terma. A lew Bug chassis 915. 1 VALLEY MOTOR CO. Phpne 1995 260 X. High 31-jne23tf Can You Tell the Age, of an Automobile? Can you imagine a borso-tradrr of the old school buying a horse without knowing the true age! It is surpris ing how many people are "gyped" on the age of used automobiles. If some one wants to sell you a used car and yon are in doubt as to its ag come 19 Certified -Public. Motor Car Market "e have records! showing what year any car was built.:: Bargains on our: floor now: ; 1923 Models .Chevrolet tour., driven 12.000 mi. 9425 Chevrolet Utility coupe, like nvw, $595 Overland tour, new tires 9t50 Stode. Light 6, tour., driven 12.000 miles , 9890 Dodge coupe. 4 new cords $885 i 1923 Models 5 0!fls. 4 sedau, worth 91000, priced t I i.-...'....- 9890 Htar tour., 4 new icords, car used very ttttl- - r-fe- - 9393 lod;e tour 9550 ' i 1920 Models Ford tour., new rear tnd and motor .overhauled, many extras $190 Chev. Baby Grand isedan :. 9400 ! 1919 Models Oakland tour, excellent condition. ...$200 Dodge closed car, a bargain 9340 Dodge tour. ...1 ..9275 1918 Models Dbd a;e t ouri n g , ... i. $22." ' Stud-baker 6, motor overhauled. ...9 125 Ford touring .i...J.; 990 ' - . . r , 3i a2 1 1922 Hudson. 9350. Good tires and in fine shape. 1-1- 1-1- 1921 Studebaker, 9650, excellent! buy. 1922 4-Buick. $600. Shouldn't be turned down.: 1922 sedan. Bargain. 19V1 Overland. 8250. 1- 192 1 6 touring, $1230. Four wheel brakes. 1920 Chevrolet, f 223. 1 ." J.: Wilson f 388 N. Commercial S. Also distributor for Goodyear tire. J - ' 31-)lyl9tf Synopsis of the Annual Statement -of the 1 Coast Mutual Fire i Insurance Company of Por'.land, in the State of Oregon, on the thirty-first day?" of December. 1923, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon,; pursuant to law: Income Net t premiums received dur ing the year , 42,111,93 Income from other sources re ceived during the , year 21.08 Total Income i'J.'ji.... 42,133.07 Disbursements Net losses psid ;. during the year including adjustment expenses ....... .,j . 9 2.268.72 Commissions and.; salaries paid during the year Taxes. lirens'S and fees paid during the year -!L Amount of all other expendi tures ..jj , 1 1,103.13 32.00 9.728.66 9 26,222.51 9 10.M:i.40 1,830.05 Total expenditures Asce's Demand not-s .. .. Cash in banks and on hand ... Premiums in' course of collec tion written since Sept.-uj-her HO. 1923 - i, Other assets 37ti.l7 Total admitted s.-ts ...:....$ 15,919.51 L i Liabilities Grosn claims for losses un paid ... . $ Amount of unearned- pr-miuuis on all outstanding risks .... All other liabilities ,873.3- 2. 147.55 l,'J97.8 Total liabilities, ?' exclusive of capital sfoi'W ft 9 2K.191.73 Business in Oregon for the Year Net premiums r. reived during r the, year 9 -12.1 t !..! losses paid durinz the year 2,001.46 Losses year incurred - dur:n; the ... .. . 4.874.78 TOAST Mf'TI'Al. EIRE INSURANCE CMPAXY K. L. Seenian. I'resiilent. r.ert iBowman. Secretary. Statutory - resident attorney for s rvice: fAII rights protected by The George Matthew Adams BOT FATHER I IF V DOMT I LOATHE MARPV M1M. a. E A J M CLASSIFIED Of Reliable Boslaeu hi . 'I ' 1 AMBULANCE j VM'HU LANCE SERVICE. I)1Y (IK hi.u 1 i'h'ine b. 173 South Liberty' AUCTIONEERS ! ' v. v: ivnniiuv Ejxpert Livesto'k. furniture, real estate -j AUCTIONEERS Res. 1610 N. Summer i'none 511. for sales dates. ' f, j; . ; I Lj E. TALBOTT ' I 1 Auctioneer rhone 470 202 Uv S. Bank Bldg. s9 ; . G. SATTERIE ;U j ; Auctioneering; li t Rooms 20-26, Breyman Block Phone 430 or 1211J. ' jne-12tf ATJTO FAINTING HAVE US REPAINT YOUR CAR WITH our new permanent finish. 11 - ' ; Qmut Cam High Street at Trad AUTO REPAIRING WILI AMETTE JUNK CO. , j Buyers of old cars, meta r. Auto wrecking. Parts I 1, rags, pa- 1"' for nil cars 30 to 75 per cent off lists price. 975 X. Colli mereial Phone ie; 588. ii m-25-tf -r- ! iCylind-r grinding, crank shaft true in g. We're specialists'. jIonerite Ma chine Shop. 'Automotive machinists, 349 P. rry St. - 5 ' - - BATTERY AND ELECTRICIANS 531 Court SL WILLIAMS PRESTO-LITE B A T TE H Y SERVICE I Station. Expert battery; and electrical work Ferris Bros., Phone 1803. 418 Court. ' i -. . - f-f ' R. D. BARTON -f EX IDE BATTERIES j fctarter and generator work; 171; South ' Commercial. BICYCLES AND REPAIRING LLOYD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY- cles and repairiiig: 3 7;: Court. ' ' CARPET AND RUG 5 WEAVING K.LEM CARPET CLEANING AND Fluff Rng Works Rag -and fluff rugs woven any sise without . seams. : New mattr sses made to order. Old mat tresses remade. Feathers renovated. I buy all kinds of old carpets for fluff rs. 13t and Wilbur-! streets.:-Phone 1151. Otto F. Zwicker. Prop. CHINESE PHYSICIAN III?. L. T. DICK CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 S. lliRh St., Phone 28:t. CHIROPODIST 1R. S.F. SCOTT. ;R.DUATE (N.V i tional University Sciences, Chicago. ! Masonic Temple. Phone 640. -" i CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC CHIROPRACTOR, i 414 19 I". S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87. ! res. 828 R. -- CLEANERS 9c DYERS SALEM CLEANERS AND DYERS. 1215 i S. Commercial. I'hone 5 1868. We -spe ' eialise on one dsy s-rvice. ! CONSULTING ENGINEERS CIVIL. CONSULTING. frNSTRUCTIOX Conitruitinir "enzineer.? Surveys, esti- rca'es Jno. H. Neef, 319 jOregon Bids. Phone 773. ' " CONTRACTORS FOR CEMENT WORK CALL AT N. Summer, street. Phone 67!-j, 436 CHERRY CITY CONTRACTING CO (ieneial coiilr-tina, and bnilding. Esti- mates eladlv furnished. I'hone 1R7R cr 59FI2. 5 ' ' d26tf DRESSMAKING PRINTED CARDS ST7.K 14" BY 7',i sordini "Dressmaking" : price 10 cent each. - Statesman; rBusiitcss Office Gronnd Flfior. w :' ELECTRICIANS SALEM ELECTRIC C1, M A S O X I C building. Phone 1200j ELECTRIC FIXTURES A X IV SUPl'LY Co. Phone 193 . 222 X. I sberty. F 1. E E N E R E L E C T R I C C O. House wirinz by hour or contract. Es timates furnished. Phone 980. 471 Court St. 4 HALE ELECTRIC . j I SHOP Elect rtt' Fixtures' ' , Washing Machines Vacnum Cleaners 337 Court St Phone 488 Res. phone 7025 FINANCIAL LOANS LOANS: LOANS I fan make your -farm or city loans, best erric given. . If yon; need a loan, see me: and if y oil have;' ini&iicy to llace, bee me; I always have takers. G. W. - J.aflar. Orejjon bids, i , s loans' Farui , and City ; S Most liberal rates and Hyuieut i ' privileges. ! HAWKINS k ROBERTS ; 205 Oregon Bldg. '. Saleui,. Oresnn i ;i :' ;3-tf li'i LOANS UNDER 'RESERVE SYSTEM on city or farm property. K serve De- posit company, 72 Fourth Street. Port ' laiid. Or. 1 ' ' Service Trade Mark Registered U. Ha AJoIbeiOOS ; AND VJNSCBUfVLOUS By UtS WITS . f ALOAJE. . . . . .i CJlTTLE ; AELL ,TV1E OLD MINERS OfJLY CMILD. ; - - i- C Willam D : , ' JOE BUSINESS DIRECTORY and Professional Firms Arrange in Alphabetical ; Ortfer for Quick Reference "j -FINANCIAL Farm Loans , ANDERSON & RUPERT 406 Oregon Building t I ' - ' FARM LOANS LESS I N T E R E S T. ; longer time,- no commission. Protects ; against adversity. City ' loans, lowest rates, monthly installments. - pre-pay-: ment privileges. J. C. Sieginund, room 2. over Iadd k Bush bank. City Loans On improved proprty or for improved purjoses. THE BEST nd easiest way to; pay on loin is our monthly installment plan. 96 payments of 914.14 repays .-a loan of '91000.00 and interest. Eiiuitable Savings & Luau ; ; Assn. ANDERSON RUPERT ; - Agents ; 40 ti Oregon Building FARM PAPER IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, send lie to the Pacific Homestead. ; Salem, Oregon for a thr e ' months' trial subscription. Mention this ad. i-- '. POULTRYMEX SEND EIGHT TWO cent stampN for special three months' : trial for the best and oldest Journal in the west. The articles and advertise ments are I of sp' cial interest to the jioultry breders of the Northwest. : Northwest ;Poul ry Journal, 211 Com mercial street. Snleni, Oregon. FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS. GLADIOLUS. -FLORAL pieces. Mrs. E. A. Bennett. 2233 Fairgrounds avenue. Phone 12S0. all CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS funer;-! wr, a'hs. decoratioiiH. C F. Breithanpt,!, florist. 123 X. Liberty Phone 3HO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SALEM MORTUARY, FfNERAl' DIREC tors. 21rt Center. Phone 1650. FURNITURE STORES G1ESE FURNITURE CO. Q U A L I T Y furniture for less money. 372 Court, Phone 46 t. PEOPLES' -FURNITURE STORE NEW . and second i hand furniture: 271 X. Commercial. : ' HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING. STAMPING. PI. EAT Ins. The "Petite Shop, Kooiu i. Over - liusirks. i 1 n29tf SALEM ELITE 11 E M S T I T C H I X G pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work; 328 Oregon bldg. Phone 379. MRS. C. E. MI LI ER HEMSTITCHING FOR PRACTICAL NURSE PHOXE 1483M. n25tf HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DR. L. G. AlrTMAN. 1 TOM KO PAT HI ST. Does a general practice. Treats Goiter, tiall S'ones. and Dropsy, arising from diseases' of ." heart,, liver or kidneys without operation. pffice and rest dene 296 N. Liberty St., Salem, Or, Phone 117. INSURANCE WARREN F. POWERS Life, Accident. Fire, Automobile 219 U. S.'Nafl Bank Bldg. Phone 607 LADIES TAILORING D. H. nil MOSHER TAILOR. FOR MEN women, 474 'Court St. LAUNDRIES SALEM . I AVXDRY COMPANY, 316 S Liberty street, phone 25. oldest largest best. Established 1889. . CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work: prompt service; 126 4 Broadway.? Phone lfi.V LUGGAGE COME HERE! The b st buys in. band luggage and trunks. MAX O. BUREN Furniture 173 N. Com'l. Salem MEDICAL MOUNTAIN j BALM COUjtill REM EDY I'hone 51 7-W. MUSIC LESSONS A COURSE IX BUSINESS PIANO lilaving. Popular syncopaU-d. standard music. Semi-classic and ballads; 12 lessons! Waterman Piano School, M Cnrnm-k Itlds. MUSIC STORES SHERMAN. 5 CUAY k -t.. PIANOS StrinwavsJ Duo-Art and others. Moore's Music House, 413 Court Street. GEO.-: C -MfILL PIANOS. -PHONO graplis. -iiig machines. heet jnusio, end piiwt""-studi"S. R pa.ring phono era nils '..tiRd seir2 luxuhincs ;, 432 State street, Salem. 1 1 TRADE YOt R OI.D PIANO FOR A NEW Victor or Brunswick-: H. L. Stiff Furni ture Co.. Music Dept. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND chronic diseases; 4 15 Oregou Bldg. Phone HO:- 'S'-JJ S. Patent Office) fclAPMENCTTA, DANJCE WALL VW0M H)LL W0USE PWL HftS rTOK'.STD TO MARCV HE. v MOLD-UP W THE 1 DOCr" .JE3L hands up NURSES FOR PRACTICAL NURSE PHONE 1 193R ... i . - . jne-28 FOR PRACTICAL NURSE PHONE i n25:f 1524. ''(-"! V FOR PRACTICAL X UR S E PHONE 1483-M. i i ' 1 B25tf NURSERY STOCKS i ' FRUIT. NltT AXD SHADE TREES Pesrcy Bros.. 237 State.. ? ; OPTICIANS THE EATON OPTIC AU CO. Charges resoniible Examination fre 2H2 N. Commercial St. PAPEBHANGING AND PAINTING PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE decorating, paper hanging, tinting, ' etc. Reliable workman. , -. GET MY ' FREE SAMPLE BOOK .for comparison MAX O. BUREN Furniture 179 X. Com L rSalem ! PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED PI - ano tuner.- Leave orders Will's Mus'.c Sore. j PLUMBING PLU M BING A X D G E N E R A L R E PAIR work.- Graber Bros., 141 S. : Liberty Phone 530. . f-19tf PUITMBING REPAIRING' AND COIL work. Phon 495-AV. Shop 127 Uuion street.' A. L. Godfrey, i ''-'. RADIATORS, FENDERS, ETC. RADIATORS. FENDERS. BODIES made or repaired. J. C. Balr. 236 State St. RADIO ' ; RADIO DOCTORS. - SJlLEM ELECTRIC CO. F.f S. BARTON. Prop. : Masonic Temple Phone l2'Q REPAIRING ALVIN B. STEWART j 317 Court St. Umbrellas. Cutlery and Keys Lawnujowers, razor-blades, ' scissors, knives slid tools sharpened. - SCAVENGERS SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE GAR bage and refuse of all kinds .removed by ;he' month. Reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned and dead animals le nioved. Ph-in 'S j tffice 35;' Res. 2058. SECOND HAND GOODS WANTED j EVERYTHING IX CI.OTH ing and vhoe. Best pr.cei .1 d. Cajh ital Exchange: 342 Noitii (o. internal Phone 1.368-W. ' STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING . stoves Rebuilt and repaired 40 years" experience. Depot 'pjat'ional fence, sijzes 26 to 58 inJ h g'.t. - Paints, oils and varnishes, etc., logaa'oerrv and hop hooks. Salem F, nee ami Stove Works. 250 Court Street. Ph o ne 124. TRANSFER AND HAULING CAPITA! CITY TRANSFER CO. 226 Stav Sti Phone 93a. Distributing, for wardingj.and storage our specialty. Get our rates. J- :;fs WB MOVE, STORK AND SHIP HOUSE hold goods. Our speciulty is piano and furniture moving. We also make coun try trip;. We handle the best coal and wooL Call ,on us for prices.; : We, giv good measure, good quality . and good ervice. l.armer Transfer Co, Phone 930 TRANSFER AND HAULING OF j ALL kind'". Phone 19FS. ! TRANSPORTATION PARKER'S STAGE LINES ... O. W j Parker, General Manager' Central S'aze Terminal Salem,. Oregon. SALEM -SI LV ERTON DIVISION Leaves Salem, Central S'jige Terniinal; 7 a. m. : 1 1 a. m. ; ." p. Dl. IVaves jiiverton News Stand:; 9 jam.: 1 p.m.: 6 p.m. , SIeiu-Independence-Mon mouth Division Leaves Salem. Central Stage Terminal 7 a.m.: 9 a.m.: 11:10 a.m.; 3:10 p.m.; 5:10 p.vn.-;: Leave's Monmouth, Monmonth Hotel: 8:15.' a.m.; 1 p.m.; 3:13 p.m. Lear s Independence.. Beaver Hotel: 8:30 a.m.; 9:50 .m. 1:15 p.m. ( 4 p.m. : 6:3 p.m. -Leaves jCcntral Staae Terminal, Salem: j for Dallas at: ; t. 7 a.m. ; 11:7 0 a.m. : 'H ; 10 p.m. Leaves Gait Hotel. Dallas, at: 8 a.m.; 1 p.ui:: 6:15 p. in. We uiake onne t .oim at S.slem to all parts ofj the valley. . Extra trips by ap poin'meht. -J. W. PARKER. General Mannsrer. ; I WATER SALEM WATER.. LIGHT k POWER CO. Offic-, Hot Soir.h Con-meri-ial St. . Ten per cent discount on - d o m e 's t I c f lat rates, paid in advance. N'o deduction for absence or auy cause unless water is shut iof vur premises. . -; Popular songs are even more fascinating when you try to re member; where the tunes: were stolen. ! ' ' . -'. " : - ' i - - By WHEEL AN SECOND tpisoce. V11LAN FOILED TiOriECW LEOPOLD DANGEROUS SAYS NOTED DOCTOR (Continued from page I ) mental capacity - is raised," the state's attorney said, "it would be the duty of the court to automa tically set aside the pleas of guilty entered by the two youths and., call a jury into the box to deter mine the issue.; Insane Xpt CiuJIty "The law is conclusire on the point that an insane man cannot enter a plea of guilty." . Mr. Crowe said, in referring to the pleas of guilty already entered and to the quick shift in plans made by the state. "There is no such thing in thp law as distinguishing whether the man is 25 per cent or 30 per cent normal. He is either sane and responsible under the law or Jxe is insane. "The only provision in the law is that of mitigating circum stances. Demand's Death Penalty "M Itigating circumstances means the acts surrounding the crime and not the degree of men tal capacity of the defendant. The only way a court can tell the punishment to be meted out is by hearing all the facts and that is why I have introduced all of my witnesses. I contend there are no mitigating circumstances and that the defendants should be hanged. "If the defense attempts to put on any alienist to give medical testimony relative to the mental condition or capacity of the de fendants I wil object to the in troduction of such testimony as the cpurt has no power under the law to first decide the sanity or, the insanity of the defendants and then afterwards the proper Judg-, ment to be inflicted." Xew Trial Possibility ; Should the defense tomorrow attempt to introduce the testi mony of its alienists whom: it has indicated it will attempt to place on the stand, it might mean that the proceedings of the past week together with the pleas of guilty of the two youths would be de- j c'ared annulled and a jury called 'in this case, the state would be ' compelled to introduce all its evi dence again. j FRENCH AGREE TO GIVE ' UP SEPARATE RIGHTS ' (Continued from, page 1) Lor.an had . calmed the heated Anglo-French debate, the French srsked 21 hours to perfect new proposals. But tonight these pro posals still were in process "oi drafting, and the conference to mained at a standstill. The meeting of the experts con sidering this particular problem again has been postponed from to morrow morning and will not be convened until the French indicate that their plan has been complet ed.. Meanwhile the other commit tees have been unable to make much progress for an agreement on defaults, and sanctions is the cornerstone upon which the suc cess of the London conference must be. built. r, America Favors France in - the present stages of this deadlocked conference the Ameri can attitude seems. veering toward that of France instead of that of (Great Hritain. ' Colonel Logan's proposal of yesterday was followed by an expression of grateful ap preciation on the part of the French delegates today;j but the arations commission b called in to the actual proceedings in the present negotiations roused im mediate objection from the Brit ish. ' j - ; It was the first time that Great Britain definitely had to refuse to fall in line with suggestions for a possible wayv out of the diffi culty." As soon as the experts took up consideration of Colonel Lo gan's proposal, Philip Snowden. Greaf Britain, said the British view was that the American sug gestion meant the unloading of one of the most important tasks of the London conference upon the shoulders of the reparation commission and involved that body in a political question. . Great Britain. Mr.Snowden de clared, could not agree to this, and forseveral days had taken the stand that the reparations com mission should not participate in political negotiations. I NEW CORPORATIONS I .. Articles of incorporation were filed here Tuesday as follows: llaack Brothers. Portland. $50. 000; L. G.- Haack. A. H. Lomax. W. TT. McCurry and , N. House holder, all citizens of the United States, and Albert T. Fox, a sub ject of Great; Britain. " Broadway Auto Co., Portland. $10,000; H O. Shaw, H. W. Os borne and Kdgar G. Forster. Articles of dissolution were fllfd as follows: Coast Cigar Co.." Portland; Ida G. Schwartz, secretary. Marcabee Building association of Linnton; L E. Harnden. sec retary. A blind man is the only one who mnt see any use for silk stock ings, . -