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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
SUNDX MORNING, APRIL '25, 1926
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house offers ample facilities for
comfort in four rooms. The aim
' pie lines of its architecture insure
' moderate construction cost, and
the stucco exterior called for in
.the design, cuts down expense of
upkeep; i ,
Two good sized bedrooms, with
ample closet space and cross Ten
tilatlon, afford sleeping quarters
for small family. The living
room is well proportioned, and
f part of it is intended tor use as
'a dining, room.', The kitchen, as
. well as the other rooms, is bright
and cheery. ,
The. small hallway, connects all
' of the rooms, and a stairway leads
from It to storage space in the at
tic A large ' linen closet is con
'Tenlent to the bath a bedrooms.
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HUE OFFERS
MARKED SURPRISE
Intricate Decorations Will
Make Theatre Model on
Pacific Coast
Salemites are due (or a real sur
prise when they enter the Elsinore
theater after its completion. The
theater, owned by George Guthrie,
is located on High street between
State and Ferry streets. .
Most of the decorating has been
completed, although the Intricacy
of work will demand the attention
of the decorators for about two
weeks yet. For Instance, the ceil
ing is stenciled off in squared, and
each square is hand decorated.
This work alone will require in
all nearly a month's time.'
The front, or lobby of the thea
ter, is one of the most impressive
in the northwest, according to tra
velors who-have inspected theaters
throughout the section. Columns
and walls, hare been finished in
a brown tone that gives them the
appearance of being the stately
walls of an old castle.
Rubber tiling has been set on
the floor of 'tbe room at the rear
of the main balcony. The tiling
is ready to foe set on the stairs
leading to the balconies.
Work of setting the red tile
floorings to the entrances of the
theater was completed last week,
the red tile bases the ' exterior
front wall as well as the columns
and walls In the lobby. n
Stage workers will start InstWU
Ing the curtains and other stage
equipment thi3 week.
EDGAR POE NOfeniS
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door activity.
Eve served first. She was sfelf-
conscious and. made a. bad, Job of
it, and the strangers got the game.
easily. The other woman put over
a strike to begin her service, and
Clay stepped in after that and
hurled jher shots Ttack.at, the pair
with such force that the man could
do nothing to check him and the
game evened the standing. Eve
trotted over to pat him n the
back. He glowed' with exultation.
"At least," he reflected, "I'm
not such a rotten tennis player."
But things were less easy for
them in the succeeding games of
the set. Eve was still playing bad
ly and both of the other -pair
seemingly were improving r it was
like two to one, and Clay 'had to
keep his feelings in check when
the set ended 6-3 in the strangers
favor.-
"Another set?" The others chal
lenged. , '
Again Eve looked askance at
Clay, but no so enthusiastically as
before. She was feeling very bad
ly over her deficiency and she
ould see that her mistake had an
noyed her husband.
"Of course," Clay replied. When
they had lost three straight game?
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a fury seized him. He took chanc
er and played wildly, and did some
brilliant shooting, with the result
that the score was five-five half an
hour later.. It was Eve's service.
The first four balls she hit failed
to clear the net. The second two,
returned to her territory, she
missed. The score was six-five.
"I'm so sorry, honey," she sa.d,
close to Clay.
"That's all right," he replied
unconsolingly. "Flay the game!"
His eyes met those of the woman
across the net.
The other woman put over two
strikes to begin with, then re
turned a shot from Clay's racquet
to his wife's territory; plainly, she
was taking advantage of Eve's
weakness. Clay dashed across and
got it back across the net miracu
lously, but in so doing, made It
possible for the other man to
place it in the unprotected terri
tory out of reach. The score was
45-6.
The woman stranger failed to
deliver either of two balls to the
proper territory in her next ser
vice, and the score was 45-15. But
immediately afterward she put
one over that barely grazed the
chalk-line before it plumped upon
Clay's racquet and went sailing
back to the woman. This time she
trickily pasted one just over the
net and he had to strain himself
to reach it, getting it over to her
partner. Again Clay got the re
turn, by moving back at break
neck speed, and whammed it at
the woman. Had she let it go, it
would have been outside, anyway.
But she leaped high in the air, a
precious looking goddess reveal
ing silken bloomers in the manner
of Lenglen, and hurled the sphere
back. It missed the outside by an
inch while neither Clay nor Eve
were within two feet of it and the
game and set were lost.
"Thank you for the awfully
gotfd game," the woman called
cheerily. Again her eyes met
Clay's and his glance dropped.
There was a sort of challenge in
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said Court this 10th day of
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U. G. BOYER, Clerk
' By A. F. TASTO, Deputy Clerk.
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singers and musicians were
STATIONERS
Ing to condole with each other.
That was what was in their glanc
es. He saw her speak to her com
panion,' and in, a moment the lat
ter came toward them., ."Would
you join us for refreshments?",
"We would be delighted to,"
Eve replied.
"My name is White," he Intro
duced himself to Clay.
"Mine's Wales. . . This is my
wife," he Indicated.
"I didn't know the prince was
married," , remarked the man,
smiling.
Clay did not smile, but Eve did.
The other woman came up too late
to hear this. "Miss Johnstone."
Mr. White announced. "Mr. and
Mrs. Wales- not the prince."
Miss Johnstone did not smile.
Her eyes were upon Clay's search
Ingly. His glance dropped.
(To be continued)
In the next instalment: Violet
Eyes. .
Notice of the Improvement of Lee
Street Between Twenty-Second
Street and Twenty -Fourth
Street.
Notice ia hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
Its jmYpose and Intention to im
prove Lee street from the east line
of Twenty-second street to the
west line, of Twenty-fourth street,
at the expense of the abutting and
adjacent property, except the
street and alley intersections the
expense' of which will be assumed
by the City of Salem, by bringing
said portion of said street to the
established grade, constructing ce
ment concrete, curbs, and paving
said portion of said street with
six inch cement concrete pavement
fn accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor which were
adopted by the. Common Council
April 5th, 1926. now on file In the
office of the City Recorder, and
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April 5th, 1926, now on file In the
office of the City Recorder, and
which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and intention to
make the,' above described im
provement by and through the
street improvement department of
the City of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil this 5 th day of April, 1926.
M.-POULSEN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
is April 14, 1926.
Date of final publication hereof
is April 25, 1926.
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Notice of the Improvement of
Nineteenth Street Between
Ferry Street and Bellevuc
Street.
Notice is hereby. given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
Its purpose and intention to im
prove Nineteenth street from the
south line of Ferry street to the
north line of Dellevne street at the
expense f the abutting and ad
jacent property, except the street
and alley Intersections the -expense
of which will he assumed' by the
City of Salem, by bringing said
portion of said street to the estab
lished grade, constructing' cement
concrete curbs, and paring said
portion of said street with six Inch
cement concrete pavement in ae-
eordanee with the plans and speci-
B cations therefor which were
adopted by the Common Council
April 5th, id 2 6. now on file in the
office of -the, City Recorder, and
which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof,
.The Common Council hereby de
clares its .purpose and Intention: to
make the . abore - described im
provement by- and - through the
street improvement department oT
the City of Salem, Oregon.
' By order of the Common Coun'
cil this 6th day of April, 1926.
L?POULSEN. City Recorder.
' Date of first publication hereof
is April 14, 1926. .
Date of final publication hereof
Is April 2S, ins.
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CAPITAL . TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
Ko. 210 President, O. F., Evsaa; .mc
retsry, H. V. PilkAtoa.; U(U lee-
- ond Saturday, t :00 p. m. '
CARPENTERS UNION NO. 1065
.Meets Thar, evening. Arthur Tucker,
president; . Wm. Peitit. secretary.
Skilled echanjes fnrnisMd. Pnonc 17V.
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SALEM ; UNION LABEL , LEAGUE
Meet at Labor Hall a call of presi
dent. F. "Wj Bears, secretary. Box
443. Salem ' tire. ' :
Lodae Roster
FRATE&NAL 'ORDEB OF EAGLES, meet
rrery- Wednei4y. Fraternity Hall, 8.
M.-WiUett See'y. i Tel. 88-R.
KNIGHTS OF TTTHIAS MEETS- AT
Fraternal Hall every Tneaday eveniag.
Visitors invited. Fred Dennam, C. V.;
Walter Lenon.1 K. of B, S.
tXtit trtgon &tateman
Pnbliaked every morninr' (except Mon-
Omji ii sticuif ine capital ox uniuo.
Local Rates
For Classified
Advertising
Daily or Sunday
One thne 2 cents per word
Three times -4 5 cent per word
Six times 8 cents per word
1 mo. daily and 8nn. 20 cents per word
In order to earn the more than one
time rate, advertisement must run in
consecutive issues.
No. Ad. taken for less than 25e.
Ads. run Sunday ONLY charged at
one-time rate, .j
Advertisements (exeept Personals
and Situetions Wanted) will be taken
oyer the telephone if the advertiser is
a subscriber te phone.
The Statesman Will receive adver
tisements at any time of the day or
night. To insure proper classifica
tions ads. should be in before 7 p. m,
. TELEPHONE 23 OR 583
Money to Loan
ON REAL ESTATE
T.I K. FORD
(Over L4d A Bush Bank)
ADtERTISING
HONEST ADVERTISING These eol-
iuma mast be kept free from anything
tat a questionable nature. Misrepresen-
ttatiODS will not be tolerated. Infor
tmation showing any questionable in
tent on the part of the advertiser
should be reported to this newt
paper or the Salem Ad club.
Auto Tops
EE US FOR TOP AND PAINT WORK.
O. J. Hull Aqto Top and Paint Shop.
267 8. CommerciaL 5al6tf
Help Wanted
IAKE YOUR SPARE TIME PAY. HAVE
easy selling article. Call at 429 Ore
gon Bid g., motning. 9m28tf
Help Wanted Male 11
AN USE A FEW fORE WOOD
choppers. John H. Scott, 30a Oregon.
Bldg. Ila25
LE LI ABLE MAN IN EVERY TOWN
and city to distribute free aamplea, ad
vertising matter, etc. No selling. Ex
perience unnecessary. Outdoor work.
$3 to $6 daily. Write quickly for con
tract. Supervisor Colombe, 5153 North
Clark St., Chscago, Illinois. Ila25
IOLLYWOOD HAY GIVE YOU . I
chancel Rash photo Frederick Pant
1531 N. Mariposa, Hollywood, Calif. "
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i PAYING POSITION OPEN TO REP-
resentasive of cnaraeter. Take orders
shoes-hosiery direct to wearer. Good
income. Permanent. Write now. Tan
ners Shoe Mfg. Co, 332 Mohawk Bldg,
Portland. Orej lla25
Help Wanted Female 13
Women teachers wanted to
travel aunng summer vacation, inter
esting work, 1 congenial teacher- com
panions, and at least f 80.0O per week.
Salary to start and railroad fare paid.
Give age, education and details of ex
perience In first letter. Address 8. J;
GillfilUn, 1091 N. Wabash Ave.. Chicaro,
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ADDRESSING EN VELOPES EXPER
ence sssseeuarT. earn sis.uu-su.uu
weekly daring spare time at home.
Wgniued work for honest, sincere per
sons. Fmnklya Products, 1032 Vsn
isurea, Chicago. a 13a23
WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVELING
position. - Mdst be entirely unincum
bered, with high school education, b
' tween . area iof .25 and 40. Salary.
bonus and transportation. Give full
- information first letter, r. K. t-omp-
' ton m uarlana Bldg. Chicago.
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Notice of thej Improvement of Mo
Coy A venae , Between Huns
Street ni Krlxon Streets
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon deems , Is necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose And intention of im
prove McCoy -. Avenue from the
South line; of Htint, street to the
south line "of Erlxon street at the
expense of the ' abutting and ad
jacent preperty, except the street
and alley intersections the ex
pense of which , will be ' assumed
by the Cityt Salem, byt bringing
said portion lot said avenue to the
etabliahed jrader cnnstructlng ce
ment' concrete -curbs, and paving
aid. portion of said street with. -six
inch cement concrete pavement in
accordance Iwith the1 nlunx and
specifications therefor which were
adop'ted "by the 'Common Council
April th?lS)2Sr now on file In the
onice or tne utty Kecorder, aad
which are - hereby referred to and
made a part hereof. - '
The Common Council hereby de
clares. Jts purpose, and Intention to
provement by and through the
street improvement department of
the City of Salem, Oregon. r
By order 61 the Common Conn
cil this Sth dav of Anril. 182.
'iLrOUlEN City Recorder'
V Date of - first - publication hereof
is April 14. 26. ...
..Date of. final publication hereof
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Chile tuins-Foreat Lumber r.n
buys machinery for elecrical plan
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kit.. Supreme Shirt Cc. 27S Fifta
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SIDE :LINE OR FULL TIKE SALES
men. .$50 , to. $20O weekly.- Largnt
xclusiTe mannactnrera - celluloid d-
' Tertisiaf noveltiea. Many piVnted.
. Weekly checks. Fullest hoe fp,ri.
tion. Parisian Novelty Co.. (ir4rf.8i
137 West 22nd fit.. Chicane. T I5a20'
LIGHTNING STRANGE BATTERY
compound. Charges, discharged batter
ies ' instantly. . Eliminates old method
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EVER OFFERED SCHOOL BOARDS
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Wanted Employment 1 9
A' POSITION AS TTPIST BY YOCNO
Udy. . 610 South 25th St. Ia20'
tOR GARDEN PLOWING, BASEMENT
digging and team work. Phone TiF:.
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,WE BENT AND COLLECT RENTS
Busselle ft Aspinwall
222. N. CommerciaL Phone 36.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH Gar
den. .139Q N. 4th. 21mx4tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND APART
ments. F. L. Wood, 341 SUte St.
21ml2t.
PRINTED CARDS, SIZE 14 BY 74".
wording, ''For Rent"," price 10
cents each. Statesman Business Office,
ground floor.
FOR RENT STRICTLY MODERN 5
room fist 769 Marion St., furnace nod
garage $40. ' .
5 -room house end sleeping porch,- garage-5Q
N. 16th St, S30.
3 rooms and ateping porch, strictly
modern. 1550 S. Winter "St., 30.
BECKE ft HENDRICKS,
189 N. High Bt. - 21a25tf
For Rent Apartments 23
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
apartments. 1311 Court street. 23a30
S-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT.
1492 Court. 23a28
COMPLETELY FURNISHED APART -
ment for rent. " Uae 01 piano, telephone,
bath, $15 per month. 1581 N. Front.
Inquire at Valley Grill, 156 8. Com
' mercial. 23s22tf
NICELY FURNISHED 3-ROOM APT.
Downstairs, private bath. 1133 Court
St. 23a22tf
2 ROOM APARTMENT, LOWE TI.OOR
and sleeping for rent. Phon
1809-R. 428 N. Church. - 23a25
PRINTED CARDS. BIZ 14" BT TK'
wording, "Rooms to Rent," pries i1
cents each, i Statesman Business OtfTea,
ground-floor. . ;
For Rent Rooms 25
2 ROOM CNFURSISUED APT. MAIM
floor, near cannery. . f 6.00 a month.
Telephone 1066. 25a25'
TWO STUDENTS MAT HAVB BOOM
with sleeping preav privileges, in mod
ern homer in convenient location. vAd
dreas A. D., ears SUtesmaa. . I5f3tl
FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO. JnWIM
beds. Breakfast. Reference "nuired.
Reaeenable. 845 Markat ajt- ,5a2.'
ROOM, FOR-RENTryOR CENvJEMiN,
In njiJ.Mk I. n n. a I lv. M InW P.Iiim
eneea. Address Home, cara'SUtsmsn,
25f2t
For Rent Houses 27
HOUSE, NORTH CAPITOL, GARDEN,
fruit. 15. Downstairs apartment. .411
North Summer. Phone 630. 2Ta25
NICE CLEAN 5-ROOM . HOCSE. 50 S N.
17th. - STaaa
FURNISHED AND CKFURNISHED
koaaea.t Brown and Johnson, 10a 8.
Cam's. -.- - - -STJ17tf
TWO-ROOM SUMMER) COTTAGE,
lights ana water. Phone 2044-W. -
2Ta'21tf
For RentFarms 29
I HAVE SEVERAL IRRIGATED FARMS
for rent.- - P. E. Tbomason, Turner,
Ore. Phono 6XX. - laltf
WantedMiscellaneoas 35
FURNITURE PACXINO FOR . SHIP-
ments. . Oiese-Powera Furaiture Cat.'
. . S520tf
WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER BUT 9
used furniture for cash. Phone 511.
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WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOB
(arm loans. We have several applica
tions n hand. Hawkins A Roberts
Inc.. 205 Oregon Bldg. 5dl4H
For Sale
37
SMALL HOUSE INQUIRE AT - 82fi4
uaxel Ave. STaza
WAGONS AND FARM MACHINERY
and aet of harness for sale. John H.
Scott, 805 Oregon Bldg. B7s2j
IF YOU CAN USE FIVE ROOMS OP
new . Jomiture. that is the ry best,
at a real bargain Call F13. Xa3
GARLAND WOOD AND COAL BANG!
like new with roils and pipe. Rea
aonable 555 N. CotUga. Call 1547-R.
S7a2a
PUREBRED ENGLISH BULLDOG PUP-
Kiea far . aale. 1055 Bauaoat St.,- 6a
sm. SfaSOtf
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TRESPASS NOTICES, SIZE 14x9 INS,
Printed oa goad 10-euace eaavasa, bear
ng the words, "Notice Is Hereby Given Y
That Treapaaaing Ia Strictly Forbidden
n . These Premises Under Penalty of
Prosecution. Price 15o each or for 11-
' 25c. SUteunaa Pub. Co.. Salons, Ore- W
gon. , - ---STatf
MY 91400 EQUITY FOR S1SOO OK KEW
4 room at 1290 Medieoa Ave. Write
Rt. 7, Box S2T. , 7m7
FINE SILVER PLATE, GOLD BELL.
'. almost new O eexapbone at a aaerifice.
' See it at 84 Rural Ave. . S7m21tf '
FOR BALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. TEN ;
. : cent a- bundle.- Circulation department ,;
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- ELECTRIC BROODERS -Popular
well-kaowa snake. . Three of
.thena new,' never naecate4 aixe .150,
250 and 500 chicks, r
maiatain
very
iependabla aad no 'tronl' v
o operate.
"Will aeil.ai a diaconnt.-in be seen
. at this . office.
PuWish
7sl4tf leg- Oempany
For Sate-Li vestock 39
GOOD WORK -HORSE,. WEIGHT" 1250
lbs. alo gorfd Jersey eoW, giving' milk.
- Phone 108F14. , . .... 8a27
DRAFT, HORSJ5 . WEIGHING ABOUT
1650 ' pounds, 8 -yaara eld. Phone
V72F2. .. . 9929
FRED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAil
. Office 420 8. Onmmereial. Phone 118
Re. Phone 1S66. - Sm23U
DRS. MOREHOUSE AND LANGE HAVE
opened emcee at 639 Boat h comaer
eial street. Their phoae namber Is the
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us mm, coiUng 138,000.