; -: ... Sunday mqrniKg; .march 2- 1925 :
THfc OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM, OREGON
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HE planning of a small-
home containing most of the deslraplo features vitaoqt
up, is work of aa expert. ' - ! v
' . tin Kenwood oir will find
kitchen Is large enough t accommodate the averate family If the occasion demands, the din
ing table may he placea in the living room, as this room is' amply large, being .11'' 3"xl9', with
fflrn!ar xtoni end-. ' . . - .' ','--.' . 1 . ? .-
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GHESTERE.lti:as
740 Stewart ptreet v - - : I Hear Faxrich School
C , ... j i f Wateb. till space for sew plana ech week
II SAL
ESNIADE
BYGUIIISTS
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Kay Buys Big-Tract-Near
Own Addition; Residence
ProperV Moving-
fT. B. Kay, state treasurer, has
rchased an 8 Vt acre tract ad
Just a Minute
Fatiier
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You have been spending a kt (for fuel lately,, and not
;w 1 getting: much warmth either, haven't you? r
. lt as show yoa 1iow a concrete tile home will keep
your family warmer la winter nd cooler in summer.
' Incidentally yott pay for this klad ot a home only once.
'Much easier on the pocketbook. .
r ASK THE FOLKS
Oregon Gr'ayM SC6.
1 i 105 N. Front.. S!esi . : ; . -
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home Is even more difficult than a.
most of the features of a -modern
The entry at the front gives privacy
to the interior. There are two bedrooms
and bath at the rear, with closets and
linen case. , t
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The second floor contains, two good
sleeping rooms, toilet and sewing room.
A half basement is provided, r
fifura with yon oa your ntw
horn
joining th Kay addition at Mark
et and Twenty-first for an invest
ment. It is expected that the prop
erty will be snb-dividecl and sold
in small tracts and lots similar to
the remainder of the addition. The
consideration was approximately
$3800. . ,
3. J. Loter has purchased a half-
acre tract in the Oakhurst addi
tion for $600. The property was
sold ly R. P. Bonham,- federal im
migration inspectorVr ;i . i
Ruby George Simons and Leo
Blanch Simons have purchased a
WHO LIVE "IN ONE
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Unusual FinanciKl Problems '
Consult us, here at the United States National, if yoc
confronted with unusual financial problems.
Our officers, with their seasoned judgment in serv
ing the interests, of this community over many years,
are here to serve you ust 4s much' as thew tellers; aMhe
windows. Ask them at any time whether your prob
lems are large or small. - : ;
United States
National Bank
Salexn.Oregbv
larger one. To plan a small
making. It. appear cluttered
complete home. The dining
modern bungalow . from - George
Jianderhoof for a consideration of
Royal Christof ferson has pur
chased a lot in. the Kay addition
and will build in the near future.
Margaret H. Rosecrans has pur
chased a lot on Center street op
posite the Old Peoples' home from
H. C. Wyatt for a consideration of
$900. : : . ''
These deals were handled by the
W. H. Grabenhorst company. ,
- A village is , a place where a
man with, twelva thousand dollars
bosses the preacher.,
Ah, well;; Russia , cant get Uncle
Sa,m's money except from those
who borrowed it from kin, k ,
MORE ATTRACTIVE 1
THAH FNg PlCTURe-)
MODERlN
BATHROOM
PrXTURES
BAV.HRJOQWK
FIXTURES
Kelson "bros.
355 Chemeketa
Phone ;1906
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HAVE STEADY GAM
Over $40,000 Issued Dur
ing Week; Total for Month
Is Over $150000 .
Another week has passed .and
bqilding permits, are still helng is
sued in vast quantities, the total
for the month so far exceeding
tl 50,0 00, , ail of .wfeich, with one;
or two minor exceptions, are for
new residences.
During the ; week 14 permits
were issued 'by the city recorder,
amounting to 140,400. One 500
permit was for a smalt garage and
one for J600O for aa addition to
Hunt Brothers-cannery. The re
mainder were for new 'dwellings.
averaging , between '; $3000 and
$3200. !
Wiinard I : Battery Although
Uependable, Dead With
, - out Battery Acid
Burglar proof storage batteriee!
Joe ' Williams, Willard , battery
dealer here feels lie can make that
claim for his stock, following the
capture of four hank bandits who
stole a Willard battery, . which
proved to he their undoing.
' The quartet drove into Carson
City, Nevada, and under, the gujse
of tourists, pat at the public camp
ing grounds to get "the lay of
land. While there they discover ,
ed their battery was' in bad , con
dition. : ; '' " " " '
me meii oi a oawery was . - -
eluded in their p)ns to rob
Carson City - bank. Two of Lhe
four engaged the local Willard
dealer In the front of. hi shop
while the other two went, around
to me ubcji ui i no iu"n y
appropriated a new, battery r on.
the dealer's stock , shelves. . V
On 'was left to Install the bat-
Itcrj in the. carx which stood ' in
u oi me nana uroue me oiners
were working inside.
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iy ne was to act iuur.u'h. inoi
BUMS FAIL TO
MAItE A GET-AWAY
battery was connected. The vault-Mr- 1 w TZr
were entered- and rifled.
A "get-
away ' was in order. i ; r .
But the robbers failed to "get."
They were astounded to find they
could not starf. their motjor. Tle
delay find confusion caused ; Tjy
this discovery resulted in their
being, esught redbanded., One ,of
the qnastet later explained that
they stole, the i W'lIaM tecauss
ther doughy It the most' depend- , ,tha we: fur resolv
vu v.AM MM.tA ..j'fMho eet behind our count nresl-
making; their, 'getaway, "depend
ability was, ' what they wanted
nothing elf e Sut." I f,
"They were, rirht. In their faith
tin Wiljard batteries.' explaia
wiiiiams, they happened f to
pick .the wrong kind of a Willard
forther purnose. -v f( ,
The. battery they toor vj one
of ike new Charged fipnpry"WU-J
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' Whcri att outdoors it losing ani br'fjhtept woodwork;
drabocss oi winter days and1 anwTnly, besides ; rrtaling it
taking on refreshing tints jof easier to. 'care
preen, why'tibrg" spring. Acme-i Quality Oristr "
inside the house, too? Make - Fmish -jive -walla and ceil
every room in your home' : irTs V;'sbfe aijd' restful ton.
. as cheery as the spring sqn Come in and see th e many in- ' ,
ihine. Acm?; ; A -i vilin? shades
' Quality ! En-- fJCiJiZ Q&KMFf ca offer :
amel renews frame! si I l-lt f lt ' You." ; '
" SALET.l pARDVAhs.
120 N. CDSunercial Street,. Calcn, 0're.
lards which has many advantages
BOt found, la other batteries. That
is, advantages for honest folks
who pay for .theirs batteries in
stead of stealing- them. This bat
tery. Is absolutely s dead, althqagb
fully charged, natil -battery acid
is poured Into the cell. , Thi. is
don at the time of sale-to Insure
the bnyer, getting, the tutt W.ft of
the- batteryv u i possible' only
with Willards. If the robbers had
filled the .battery when they took
it, it would have.4eea ready at
pnc,e t,o, atart i thejjr car ,aatthe
acid.: would have released the peat
op charge. .. . . '
Many at tTdnverition;
City Entertains Vorkers
The-Sunday school convention,
whch was heitt at , Woodbu-rn the'
past week proved to b the 'best
ever held.. The following officers
were elected: ;-' ;
; President, Fred de Vries: vice
president. Glen-McClellan; secretary-treasurer,
,Alice Jaquet, adt
mlajatratlve inperitendteHt, . Irs.
P. lr. Blackerby; Young; People's
division superintendent, Mrs. Fern
Wells Iugherty: - children; dit1-
lsioa auperlntendenWrMrsV H.F.
Shanks. B. J.: Kimber was elect-?
ed member of the, staff and put
in harge of the, publicity
- The - followiagr resolutions-were
sdonted and ordered printed in
the Salem Statesman: ;
'Whereaa the. Marlon: County
Sunday, School Council of; Relig
ious . education in session . at . the
Met&odist. "church : In Woodburnv
has been-, a success- due; to 'the ef
forts,; of ; the county officer and
the . good people of. wood burn;
therefpfe . ( . -,t . ; ' . ..
" Be it resolved: That our hearty
thanks, be extended to the- church
officers for the use of their church.
a.n.d to- llrs. Jf T. K;-ersapd her
commlUefa of the various church
es for tleir splendid co-operation.
i ! "Be-'t further s resolved, that
we . rf nq our thanks to .. J.
Kimber, for the splendid Tader-
sWp song, and tq aU ptbers who
(assisted with the program. , : .
nW - 4 ,he work being done In th
LBetfle! : community, ini-week day
religious education, 'under the
leadership of Rer. , Achor, : Mrs.
Hughes, and Mrs. Seeley. It Js
a sigpificant ja'ct.tbat this is the
Arw nt t4a tiAI hAfn Ann
in Marion county,
' . 'lTe ' also wish ; to thank .Mr.. H
C. Ieavenworth . f or ' the splendid
address. eaL the subject ' of .Week
ay pible school
MBe it further resolved that we
jeux , M. Johnson. Rev.,..F., M.
lJast;rriiBd, Revr W. van Nuys", pur
jslacerg, inpreciation for their ua-
iiTizx efforts In" helping our
conaty. with: its task. , '
. 'And . to ous coMAty presidents
Mr. Pred deVries, w hu
special thanks for his hpnest and
consistent efforts .tcL keep Jarioa
county organized and ,workjngn
to get behind pur county presi
dent in. the, task of organization,"
pregram, and mance.r ; . , ?1
That a eopy otkkess'ttnlnntea
go c- -. .In . the secretary book.
and copy e? published in the
Salenv statesman.! - , ,
very ideal An dV all the .ether, na
tions, so cisa.rmect. ano: innocent i
OQDWilSITE .
CllffillliS
George Putnam Acquires. Ad-
i'iT n l. .j fil i
anion rroperiy ai vne-
fhekefa ahdliberty -
Purchase of the property frpon
which . waa located the ' old Chris-
tian Selencerchuirch, has been mad.8
by George; Putnam-. .The property
fronts on Chemeketa and -ras sold
for a consideration of $10.50?.
Mr. PutpamyVecehtly ; purchased
tha, KurtprDpertjr adjoining . the
Klk temple' building - on- Liberty
for .:$i,xioo; t'The new property
gives : Mr." Putnam 7-antt-stiaped
piece, of ground, lyin, Mext ta the.
heart ot the business-district, r
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Two Stqry Concrete.
t Bunding Is
Rrsihg
for a new belldiag on-the7narrow
strip i .of tfrepertjr, af the aller jon
the north side' of Ferry -between
liberty, aa High Just 'of. the
Hughes building. the property be-,
longng to B. Thielson. . ; t
f-The building will be. two stories
high and will be leased . to : Ben
ping, who will -open a noodle-
house, on. the Jirst floor and,, a
lodging house on the second; floor.
The building will cost about $4500
Mr. Thielson said. - -:
Chitds & Bechtel Reports
Sale of Fifty Acre Farm
The sale of a 50 acre farm was
reported by the Childs Sc. Bechtel
Kealestate company. The farm is
situated near AumsvUle - and V is
know, aa the; Prank estate. It was
bought, by M. McCollough for a
consideration of $3000. , . '.:
B. C. Roberta nas purcnasea a
lot., on S South Tw-enty third for a
consideration of $676. J. Sapphr
has purchased a' home at S37. 9
Twelfth street from T. M. Hicks
for a consideration of $2700.
WALL ST. TRICKSTERS
FOREVER 0M SEARCH
FOR NEW VICTIMS
NEW YORK, March 28 The
financial underworld .which tinges
Wall street steadily hits upon new
methods to keep up with the times
and ahead of the, law.- It jar
gon Is elastic, impromptu and biz
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For ezamnle. swindlers who
fleece the public through sales of
fake stocks work, by' telephofi in
what fs called a boiler t: room.
Telephone salesmen are said :4o
"hook the suckers." Dynamiters,
so-called, "build up' the Tlctimf
and hoodwink them into switching
from standard securities, - first
held out as halt to attract invest
ment, to worthless- stoekt . whieh
the conspirators- are in- business
to' unload. -'
Gone is the "gold brick,"" gone
the bunco man Jwho struck -" up
acquaintance with, .prosperous
visitors from the interior at metro
politan railway depots In the '90s.
The get-rlch-quick .man of today
has imagination. " Avoiding the
mails as much as possible, he
strikes over the telephone and
telegraph, often to. bring down
quarry aa much as several states
away., . t'. '. .
-These- swindlers- operate from
offices' that usually are ; obscure,
sometimes merely desk room, so
customers will find telephone calls
hard to trace. Jn the larger;
plants there often is a battery of
as many as eight telephones. This,
is the boiler room, the term bein
derived from the practice of cr-1
ating an atmosphere of bustling
activity to impress inquisitive
suckers who cannot be kept away.
The bustle is not wholly ficti
tious, the Better Business buses tf
investigators hve found. . Hour
in, hjOur out,' salesmen with, good
voices eanvass by, wire a list of
names selected either from a sec
ret "sucker's lisi" or the tele
phone directory. "
They hook their man by coffer
ing to ' let him buy some ' active
standard stock guaranteed" to ad
vance, on a partial-payments plan.
He can sell out at the rise, and
take a profit perhaps equal to as
much as he has paid. in. The
money ' is duly T received, but the
stock is never bought. -
When the stock goes up and the
customers has a substantial paper
profit to his credit, the dynam lei
steps in to, give him high-pressure
treatment.
"Bully!" comes a smooth, con
gratulatory voice .over '.the tele-
phone. ''Didn't we tell you? See
what a concern like ours can do
for you?" :?
The dynamiter; if he is a go-i J
one, persu&ues the happy plunger
to switch to anrifvPr frrk, e""iy
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A'Thlng of Bcau
- k Above.. is shdwn .jthe First -Priaft desfgn ol -horae-bniU of Wi
.vr common brlcit, in, ur rent,coiltest.j;.cr. i.rC'l;-
- -A brick home remains beautiful Tor many yearf-aftef
frame building would fall; into decay It-is structurally
: seaadV and t&e saving in painting, repairs and depreeiation,
. . . amounts to many times the siight.j3?tra coat oi ounqing
r;. witbrick.;-;.; Q',---- - 4; .
' CBRiCKvHOME BOOKS TXBNTfeEU
Send for r ,The':Home i You
Home', containing 120 plans of brick homes that have been
built and lived in. . . . ; , .. . . ," -
Torlbooklcttf -and lnformUon on advanugea et auOdin- witV brick
aouow tu adareaa '
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BRICI
x ' : ;V Manufactvxrers Association
" r . : 906 Lewis
higher prof Ite. This will, take at
slight additional investment, ;p
course, "it takes money, to make
-money, but youknow by : . ths
iime yoa can trust,, us:". ; ; ;
The new". stock, the. luckless
customer finds, is ; worthless. t If
he threatens to make trouble he
sometimes gets : aa adjustment.
Not often. Usually salesmen and
dynamiters ofhietly pack the boiler
room in a suitcase and .fade away
to bob lip. elsewhere tomorrow.
: An. iattQrnejr fir . Toledo, , Ohio,
was reached by long distance tele
phone from- Philadelphia and New
York. He placed $5 15 on a curh
stock here, and won. Pfe" at per
suaded to switch to a worthless
mining stock,; and agreed" to send
$2,560 more, postal laspectoM
nabbed one of the swindlers at a
telegraph office as .he was waiting
for the remittance. -. Later . they
caught two others.- . '
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TOKIO SOJWAY . 1
' 1 PiiANS COMPLETK
TOKIO - March -28. Plans for
Mh- proposed Tokia - municipal
subway system have so far ad
vanced that the j committee ? in
chargaH ;readyj rt6 submit athe
scheme to the government. The
system"; is to consist of, about 50
miles of underground trackage
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Savings are -.building many a hom6 and putting i
family in possession of its own property, so that rent
money , actually , becomest ,n investment. Building is
resuming everywhere: ; Spring, is finding many a fanv
ily gettmg-ready.to move into 4AHome of Our Own."
.You caw build this year. Don't put it of f longer. Makjs
iia ppint tolook over our stock and get prices, .we hav
.everything in building material, lumber, Sherwin Will-
shingles, and wall board. Our prices are right. If yo
need a, carpenter, or a man to shingle, re wi'rget you
good reliable '.man for; either. .Just call me up by
phone 813. ; .
Here are a few speqai -pr!?eion goc4 low trad a
materials, v .
4-inch rustic
G-men rustie
6-inch 4 to 9 ft, best grad 5220 per thousand
t?f-nd ?xi. n?t. cf3 -v.$16.C0 per thousand
Standard shingles .:....:;..$ 2.10 per thousand
Good 6-Jnch ceding Z22J50 per thcucand
Ship-Iapi not cull ..L.:....16.50 per thousand
- A. EL KELSEY, I.I: - - j c'r
349 South Twelfth SU
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Can AtfordV -and :YouNext
Bldff Portlai4
and the estimated "cost ia 1100,-.
600r000. iThe project' Jss to be
completed within 15; years, anfl tpe
greater, part: of the funds is ex
pected to . be Yaised.'by. foreign
loanst:;V " vi; u. '.'.'" ...'. :'-
and Camp Ground -
19931 ii. tipitol iBtreet
John WilliamcoiV
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Builder of Hosier
for sale prreasy. terrai. ,'; .
If yon are lookino; for v .
& home call on us. - .
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...:..C18.00 per thousand
NOW
-..:...t..;:...!.$22.50 per thcusind
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