TOE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY MORNTNO, FEBRUARY 1, 1928
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Practically All "of Available
Funds Already Obligat
ed, Says Report
According to the annual report
of the state highway commission
Just completed here, approximate
ly $10,777,077.07 will be available
for highway construction In Ore
gon during the year 1928, while
the obligations already contracted
total $10,357,547.51. Copies of
the report have been mailed to
members of the commission.
State funds available for con
struction work during 1928 in
clude, cash on hand December 1,
1927, of $974,268.71. county war
rant $48,808.36, motor vehicle li
cense fees $4,825,000, gasoline
and distillate tax $3,700,000, mo
tor transport fees $60,000, fines
for traffic violations $24,000 and
interest on bank balances and
warrants $45,000.
County cooperative funds of
$450,000 also will be available for
expenditure under the direction of
the etate highway commission.
Federal aid during the year has
been estimated at $640,000 while
mfitreHaneoua contributions will
aggregate $10,000.
New construction under contract
for the year 1928 aggregates $1,
461.778.81. Other obligated ex
penditures for 1928 include:
Major betterments $35,146.42
minor betterments $525,000, spe
cial maintenance $865,934.34, re
serve for special maintenance
$459,065.66, general maintenance
$2,500,000, etate cooperation on
1927 forest projects $109,561.29.
Interest on bonds $1,586,060.99.
principal payments on bonds $1.
750,000, rights of way, patrol sta
tions, quarries, etc., $100,000.
Parks and timber preservations
$50,000, operation of draw bridges
and ferries $25,000, enforcement
of traffic laws $50,000, equipment
and supplies $50,000, administra
tion and general supervision $200,
000, surreys and engineering con
struction $90,000, miscellaneous
general expense $15,000, reserve
for revolving fund $75,000 and re
serve for contingencies $400,000.
The report showed that 207.8
miles of concrete pavement had
been constructed In the State prior
to December 31, 1927. Bituminous
pavement aggregated 688.6 miles,
bituminous macadam 7.5 miles,
oiled macadam 956.7 miles, un
oiled macadam 1649.1 miles, grad
ed roadbed 219. S mile and unim
proved 764.2 miles. A total of
4393.4 miles of roads are Includ
ed In the state highway system. j
Total disbursements of th state!
hlHway commission during the
year 1127 were $10,263,442.85.
TMs Included $8,474,609.91 of
tat funds, $618,679.22 of county
funds, tl.lH.B21.64 of federal
funds and $58,632.08 of miscellan
eous and contributors funds.
Income from various sources
available for exoenditure by the
highway commission during 1927
Included motor vehicle license fees
of $4,620,000. gasoline and dis-
M 0UTL1ED
yT SrJ 4Sx' .SI?.8.14Eotor
ejtjafflo lw -rjojtfonf
Mil 2ri2rarBk bal
ances, warrants, etc., $46,053.35
and balance from 1926, $870,407.
98. Administration and general su
TpfcTTision costs during the period
December 1, 1926. to November
80, 1927. aggregated $215,112.26.
For general administration there
wae expended $14,948.77. Other
Items under this classification fol
low: State highway commission $5,
420.20, legal department $12,
102.71. auditing department $19.
636.87, office of chief clerk. $8,
936.55. engineering department
(office) $30,402.16. engineering
department (bridge) $41,057.16,
materials testing department $8,
806.99, state highway engineer
$12,488.42; maintenance engineer
$12,488.42, division office No. 1.
Salem, $8,702.09, division office
No. 2, Salem. $12,176.77, division
office No. 3, Grants Paes. $12,176.-
Have Kidneys
Examined By
Your Doctor
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys
If Back Pains You or
Bladder Bothers
Flush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of water each day, also take
salts occasionally, says a noted au
thority, who tells us that too much
rich food forms acids which almost
paralyze the kidneys in their efforts to
expel it from the blood. They become
sluggish and weaken; then you may
suffer with a dull misery in the kidney
region, sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach
sours, tongue is coated, and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full
of sediment, the channels often get
sore and irritated, obliging you to
seek relief two or three times during
the night
To help neutralize these irritating
acids, to help cleanse the kidneys and
flush off the body's urinous waste, get
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
pharmacy here; take a tablespoon ful
in a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days, and your kidneys may
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
has been used for years to help flush
and stimulate sluggish kidneys; also
to neutralize the acids m the system so
they no longer irritate, thus often re
lieving bladder weakness.
: Jad Salts is inexpensive ; cannot In
jure and makes a delightful efferves
cent lithia-water drink,
77, division of flea No. 4, Bend,
$13,604.87 and division office No.
6, La Grande, $18,607.97.
The net cost of equipment,
shops and warehouses was $116,-
13 8.59, while Interest and maturi
ties on bonds totalled $3,263,215.
87. Enforcement of traffic laws
coet $57,929.63. with miscellan
eous general expenses of $16,357
39.
Market road receipts during the
period December 1, 1926, to No
vember 3 0, 1927, aggregated $1.
509,329:67, with disbursements
totalling 11.305.639.66. The lat
ter figure represents cash pay
ments to counties. Services were
rendered to the counties by the
state highway commission In the
amount of $17,461.88. The bal
ance in the market road fund on
November 30, 1927, was $184,-
336.47.
Highway bonds outstanding on
December 1. 1927, totalled $34.
466.760. Bonds which have ma
tured and paid off aggregate $4
233,250. S.tate funds received
ancTtexpended by the state highway
commission during the period 1917
to 1927 aggregated $85,484,643.-
08. This amount included money
derived from the sale of refunding
bonds of $3,011,805 and $3,000.-
nrift tn refund short term
bonds.
New construction during the
year 19 27 included .9 mile con
crete paving. 3.5 miles bituminous
macadam, 136 miles rock surfac
ing, 79.4 miles grading, 68.6 miles
macadam resurfacing, 17 miles
widening and 3S2.4 miles oiling.
Two Polk County Bridges
Now Under Construction
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth, Jan. 31. (Special)
At a cost of more than $50,000
two bridges are now under con
struction in Polk county under
contract awarded to O. D. Price.
Both bridges are on the West
side highway, the smaller one to
be entirely concrete construction
will be placed over a small stream
about half a mile north of Mon
mouth, and the larger bridge will
span the Luckiamute river at
Helmick Park, about four miles
south of the city limits. Work of
driving piling for a temporary
bridge across the Luckiamute Is
now underway. The new bridge
will be of steel structure with
concrete decking.
Marshall Dresser, of the state
engineering department, Is just
off the Elkton Job and will over
see the work here as resident enT
jineer.
Birthday Surprise Party !
Enjoyed At North Santiam
NORTH SANTIAM. Jan. 31.
(Special) A birthday surprise
party was given at the home of
Mrs. Anna Unddleston fitnrrty
evening, January 28, In honor of
her daughter, Mrs. Lyle Cobb.
Music, games and corn popping
were much enjoyed. Those pres
ent Included:
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Witcraft,
Frank, Harold, Mary and Helen
Witcraft; Mrs. Bond, Edna. Elton
ind Wayne Bond; Frank Gunkle,
J va i aim vMuaa.ean
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. CobbJMfaVjtJon t7 te
C. L. Young. Elma Barber', LelandIelOB-f ilfS8' aC"
and Willis Kelthley, P. A fb
ejaaMa.beJlJJrlAl'..firtle. Raymond
WfiffVey Griffin, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Tucker and baby Guenwyth.
Pfi ONE LINES REPAIRED
THE DALLES, Jan. 31. (AP)
Telephone service through Sher
man county was resumed today
following a week-end tleup when
more than fifty poles went down
under the weight of ice on the
wires, due to silver thaw condi
tions. Several miles of Insulated
wire was strung along the ground
o re-establish connections.
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in? than menthoL
The two make a
complete skin corrective, something you
have not had before. While the sul
phur clears up the pimples, blackheads
and eczema blotches, the menthol heals
the broken and sore tissue. It's won
derful how this combination works.
Long-standing cases of skin troubles
are cleared up, often in two or three
days' time. Kowles Mentho Sulphur
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ply it in jars ready to use. Be sure
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Peculiarities of the Sunland
Sunshine Cities of the
Golden State
Editor Statesman:
The big tourist cities have ho
tels on the American plan at from
10 to 20 dollars a day. and other
hotels from three to five dollars a
day that are called chauffeur ho
tels. One at which our driver
stayed had 73 drivers from half
the states in the Union, besides
those that drove in French and
other foreign languages.
Some of the first built paved
roads are only 16 feet wide, and
trucks 10 feet wide drive the
tourists off into the sage brush.
The biggest hotels are filled up
mostly with one-lungers, or a frac
tion of a breath-taker, -and the
things served on the menu card
are about half-portions what you
would get at the Marlon. Some
of the house doctors, (and the ho
tels have from one to six each),
have what Is called a million-dollar
practice. Most of the big ones
cmnloT clinics, with X-Ray and
masseur features "on reference on
ly," and that appears on the bill
There are always 40 or 60 people,
mostly women, lined up In their
waitins rooms In these Sunland
Sunshine cities.
COL. E. HOFER.
Pasadena, Cal., Jan. 28, 1928.
Land Department Receives
$162,242.95 In January
There was turned over to the
state treasurer by the land depart
ment during the month of Janu
ary $162,242.95, according to a
report prepared here Tuesday by
Oeorea O. Brown, clerk of the
state land board. 1
The items included in the trans
fer follow:
Common school fund principal.
payments on loans $104,436,13;
common school fund principal, in
come sources, $6216.42; common
school fund Interest $40,846.29,
agricultural college fund principal.
payments on loans $4076; agricul
tural college fund interest $1462.
05, university fund principal, pay
ments on loans $1762; university
fund Interest $401.75.
Rural credits loan fund princi
pal $852.38, rural credits reserve
fund (Interest) $359.47, A. R.
Burbank trust fund principal, pay
ments on loans. $300; A. R. Bur
bank trust fund Interest $124.50.
Apperson principal loans $687.50,
Annerson brlnclpal loans (income)
litis 2E. and Apperson Interest
loans (income?) atz.tll
Textbooks To Be Adopted
At Meeting Late In Year
Textbooks for six elementary
subjects and. nlae high jsihoOl sub?
Jecta. will, be nattered for
, ' - -- . -e" - w-
cording . m announcement
hero Tuesday by u. a. tiowaru.
state superintendent of schools.
The subjects for the elementary
grades are drawing, dictionaries,
language, physiology, writing and
a textbook for the sixth grade giv
ing the European background for
American history.
The high school subjects are bo
tany, chemistry, domestic art, do
mestic science, Latin, physiology,
stenography and typewriting.
Mr. Howard said it was not in
cumbent upon the commission to
adopt new textbooks, in that the
ones now In use can be readopted
under the law.
FRENCHMEN FLY TO U. S.
Costes and Lebrix Plan nop to
Xew Orleans This Week
MEXlCO CITY, Jan. 31. (AP)
The neXt fl,ght f thJ
aviators. Dieudonne Costes and
Joseph Lebrix. will be a long one
from Mexico City in an air line
across the Gulf of Mexico to New
Orleans, a distance of about 1,000
,
Lieutenant Lebrix announced
today that he and Costes would
hop off early Saturday morning
and would cross the Gulf of Mex-
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The daring Frenchmen reached
here from Guatemala City yester
day.
The American ambassador,
Dwight W. Morrow, will hare
them as hia guests at luncheon at
the embassy Wednesday.
YES, WEDDING ALL OFF
9100,000 Guarantee Not Enough
To Suit Young Bride
CHICAGO. Jan. SO. (AP)
The Herald and Examiner In its
Sunday edition said the wedding
of Miss Ann Livingston, 30 year
old divorcee of Tulsa, Okla.. to
Franklin S. Hardlnge, 61. million
aire head of the Hardlnge Oil
Rnrner comnany has been can
celled.
The ceremony was to have tak
en place last week here but the
newspaper says it learned that all
details were cancelled, including
a dinner planned at the Black-
stone hotel.
The newspaper says Harding In
structed his attorneya a we,ek ago
to arrange a prenuptial agreement
whereby the bride was to waive
any claim against the wealth of
her husband In return for $100,
000 to be paid at his death. Miss
Livingston declined to sign after
she consulted attorneys the news
paper says, and adds that Hard
lnge then declared "then there
won't be any wedding."
?NEW INCORPORATIONS f
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The Capital Theater corpora
tion, with capital stock of $75,
000 and headquarters In Portland,
has been Incorporated by Donald
E. Long. George W. Gearhart and
I. E. Johnston.
Other articles filed in the state
corporation department follow:
Consumers Utilities corporation,
Portland, $25,000; Neil Bertrand
ias. C. M. Dickinson and Charles
V. Beede.
A. B. Robertson & company,
Condon, $50,000, James Walker,
A. B. Robertson and Dorothy
Robertson.
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WEDNESDAY HOUIia
7:18-7:30 KOW (493). Health eierelees.
8:00 9:00 KXL (2S0). Early filter pro-
9:0010:00 KEX (840). Pattte Cook.
9:00-10:00 KIL. Portland Early Birds.
9:00-10:80 KTBR (38S). Woom'i ax
ehanfa. 10:00-11:10 KOW. Honsahold halp
and muile.
10:00-1,3:00 KOIN (IIS). Boutawifa't
konr.
10:00 12:00 KIL. Lira Wira and conr
t7 proram.
WEDNESDAY ATTZKXOON
13:00-1 :00 KFEC (314). Waatber re
port and muale.
13:00-1:00 KOIN. Organ eoneert.
13:00-6:00 KXL. Afternoon presenta
tion!. 1:00-1:15 KOIN. Farm fleih on agri
culture and poultry.
1:00-8:00 KTBR. kfnala.
1:00-6:00 KWJJ (339). Vatic.
3:00-4:00 KOIN. Newt and muiia.-:0O-S;e
KfEO. Concert.
4:0-S:Oe KWBS (S00). Coacart.
S:0-4:0XXU The Mountaineer.
i:lS-e;00 KOIV. Topty-Turry Timet.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
:00-6:SO KOW (493). Concert trio.
8:00-:80 KEX (340). Newt, tportt
and announcement.
6:00-7:00 KXL (330). Utility Sad,V-
ran eoneert. - ' :
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J im level t.fz v.1 -n r - it t ,
6 rv -jw-k-efTJ IsSSr. KmslS..1" - ' '
O-aKWBAlOOl.x- Concert.
6iOT;00--KGW. NBC program.
6:80-7:00 KEX. Children hoar.
7:00-8:00 KEX. Dance oreheetra.
7:00 8:80 KXL. Conrteny program.
7:30 8:00 KOW. Utility icrTice and
religious lecture.
8:00-9:00 KTBR. Popular program.
8:00-9:00 KEX. Studio program.
8:00 9:00 KOW. Feature.
8:00 10:00 KWJJ. Studio program.
8:00 10:00 KOIN. Staff artiit.
8:80 9:00 KXL. Carl SehenelAr, tenor.
9:00-10:00 KEX. Concert.
3:00-10:00 KGW. NBO "The Vaga-
bonde."
9:00-10:00 KTBK. Hawaiian quartet.
9:00 11:00 KWBS. Mnilcal program.
9:00-12:00 KXL. Old time dance frolic.
10:00 11:00 KWJJ. Theater frej-c.
10:00-11:00 KOW. Studio pr4VaM.
10:00-11:00 KTBR. Varied Hrrenug.
10:00 11:80 KOIN. Darj Sen?
10:00 12:00 KEX. Dn' frolic.
11:00-13:00 KGW. Orcheitra from
KOMO.
11:00-12:00 KTBR. Dance muiie.
12:00-1:00 KWJJ. Pipe organ.
NBC 6:r0-7, "Mucical Fruit Cocktail;"
0-10. "The Vagabond."
KGO Oaklaud (384). 6, concert; 6:30,
NBC; 7, farm; 8, vauderille; 9. NBC;
10, dance orcheitr.
KPO 8an Praneiico (422). 6. utility;
6:80, NBC; 7, Gypsy and Mart; 8.
orchestra and okit; 9, itrlng quar
tet and soloilt; 10-12, dance orcheitr.
KPO A Seattle (447). 6, ighteing;
7, 7:30, poultry talk and book chat;
8. orchetr; 9, NBC.
KFWI San Franciieo (36S). 6, muiic:
7, tportt; 8, 9, dance muaic; 10, dance
orcheatra. .
KJPON Long Beaoh (342). 6. 6:15, or
cheitra; 7. church; 7:80. dance orches
tra; 8, band; 9, 10, Bible lntitute.
11, orcheitra.
KPRC San Prancllco (454). 6, 6:30
Cecilian; 8, Southern muaic ; 9, melo
dic; 10, orchestra; 11, dance orcheetra
KYA San Pranciaeo (COS). 6:45, 7, mu
aic; 9, chamber muic; 9, harmon)
team.
KHJ U Angelea (400), 6, doing: 7,
blue linger ; 8, army daya; S. aextet;
10, melody mimtrel.
KLX Oakland (508). 6:80, trio; 7,
newt: fl. educational; 9.
CNKV Vancourer, B. C. (291). 10, Night
KTAB Oakland (280). 6:45, 8, trio; 0
muaio.
KOMO Seattle (806). 6, new and
port; 6:30, NBC; 7, erchettra; 8, or
chestra; 9. NBC; 10-12:80, quartet,
newa and dance program.
KHQ Spokane (370). 6:30, NBC; 8,
orchestra: 0. NBC.
KJR Seattle (848). 6, aportt and new:
6 CO, concert; 7:30, ola-tim dance mu
aic; 8, 8:30. 9, soprano; 9:30, 10-12,
dance orchestra.
KPSG Los AogeJe (275). 6:30, Organ;
7:80-8:10, prayer service.
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PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 81. (AP).
Dairy Exchange, net prices:
Butter, extraa 45c; standards 44c;
prime firsts 49 He; firsts 43c.
Eggs, extrss 27 Vac; firsts 27c; medi
um 26c; medium firsts 25c; undersised
24c.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 81. (AP).
Wheat bids: BBB hsrd white Jan., Feb.,
March 61.42; hard white, blue stem,
baart, federation, soft white, western
white all $1.27; hard winter all $1.22
northern apring all 1.23; western red
all $1.22.
Oats. No. 2. 86 pound W. F. and ditto
gray all $40.50.
Barley, No. 2, 45 pound B. W., all
$38.50.
Corn, No. 2, E. Y. shipment Feb., March
$87.25; ditto No. 3 all $36.
Millrun, standard Feb., March, $31.
HAY
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 81. (AP).
Hay buying prices:
Eastern Oregon timothy $C0.5021:
ditto valley $18fi 18.50; alfalfa $18(3
18.50; oat hay $14.50 15.00; straw $9
per ton. Selling prices $2 a ton more.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 31. (APV.
Butterfat 47c station, 48c track, 50 54c
fob Portland.
Poultry steady; heavy hens 22 24c:
light I520c; springs 2021e; broilers
23fl25e; pekin white ducks 30c; colored
nominal; turkeys alive 2527c.
Onions quotably 25c higher; movement
nominal; local $1.50(22.50; potatoes 75c
&$1.25 sack.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 81. ( AP).
Cattle, steers, bulls, she stock 50 (14 75c
lower; spots in she stork $1 and more
down; receipt 80, all billed through.
Steers. 1000-1200 pounds good $11 12:
ditto medium 920-1100 pounds $11.C53
13; ditto 600 pounds up msdium $10W'
11.25; ditto, all weights, common $8.50
10.00. Heifera good 850 pounds down.
$9.60fi2 10.00 ; ditto common to medium
97.50(9.50. Cows good $8.008.50;
ditto common to medium $8.00(g COO; dit
to low cutters to cutter $3.50(36.00;
bull, yearlings excepted, beef good $6.
757.50; ditto common and medium $6(g
6.75. Other rattle unchanged and steady.
Hogs stesdy to 10c higher. Receipts
1080 Including 768 direct. Light lights.
130-160 pounds, medium to choice $d.50
9.C5; others unchanged.
Sheep stesdy: no receipts. Lambs, 84
pounds down, i good to choice $11 1.50;
ditto medium. 9 pounds down, $10(jj-11
Others unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN
-CHICAGO, Jan. 31. ( AP 1 . With im
mediate delivery corn In Chicago quote
in aome cases todsy st 4c a bushel ad
Grand
UO ETTA-YOUfc PtCXLE ARE VEAlTHY
AND m SlT A POOR CHAUFfEOrS UtVING-
on toe aaoMB. rtfofA a rich ma
-nABUE-NboO SOCIAL WORLD IS. VWSHA
AtSOVtr MY MUtAOV-E SPHERE
I CMSY Hope
-Tt) CUtAQ" TO
M(JSr BE
THE END,
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HOTEL
DIRECTORY
Salem' New
Hotel Senator
The Mneit chain of Terminal
Holela In Oregon
Now Open
Officii Tenot For All Orefoa
Pickwick Hammand and Parker Stage
Strictly Pint Clai
Up to the Minute
in aerriee and
Accommodation
kteaaanlne Floor With Baby Grand Piano
Large Writing Room.
l.m. lima' Dreaalac Room
111 Boom- 99 with Bath and Shower
Stage Terminal Hotel
Company
W. W. Chadwick, Pre.
W. A.CumJBinga. Local Mgr.
Cha. V. Oooley, A. Local Mgr.
INSURANCE
DIRECTORY
AnJ.nan A Ranort General Imnranr
lae Hirh Tel. 1644
K H H1IRKY. Life. Accident, Sicknees
lie Onnn Bide-. Tel. 1747
BECKE
High.
HENURCK8
169 X.
Tel. 161
a tt -RTTLfl Life. Accident. Sickness
las Orecon Bldg. Tel. 1747
CENTRAL LIFE GEN. AGENT
806-7 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 490
B. D. GRAY General Insurance
147 N. ComU. Tel. 24C5
LAFLAR LAFL1R
Ledd A Bush Bank Bldg.
Tel. 548
W. A. LISTON. General Insurance
404-6 Masonic Bldg. Tel. 1321
RICH. L. REIM ANN
US X. High St.
-Gen. Ins,, Loans
Tel. 865
Wash. Fidelity National Forge Phillppi
405 Bank of Com. Bld Tel. 2160
WILLAMETTE INSURANCE AGENCY
315 Maaonic Bldg. Tel. 982
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LODGE ROSTER
CHF.MEtrTA LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. F.
Meet every Wedneadsy evening at
7:80 o'clock; third floor of I. O. O. V.
Temple, corner of oOurt and High Sts.
AUCTIONEER
F. N. Woodry
13 Yrs. Salem's leading Auctioneer
and Furniture Dealer.
Bea. k Store, 1610 N. Summer St.
Phone 611
H. F. Woodry & Son
Right down town. Cash paid for used
furniture. Store 271 N. Comm'l.
Tel. 75. Agents for Lange Ranges, 2
COL. A. L. STEVENSON AUCTIONEER
28 yeara experience In the Willamette
valley, for dates or arrangements see
F. A. Doerfler, farm adviser. First Na
tional Bank, Salem. Phone or write.
A. L. Stevenaon. Corvallls, Ore.
vance, price for future alto averaged
higher. The corn export batia at the
Gulf of Mexico wa He lower at (lit
over Chicago May. Arrival of -Com here
and at other leading centers ware of
much lea volume than the previous aay.
Closing quotations ware nervou at the
ame as Monday's finish to 8-8o higher,
wheat unchanged to So lower and oats
3 8c to He up.
TILLAMOOK YOUTH DIES
Jack Mowrey Blown S3 Feet When
Dynamite Explodes
TILLAMOOK, JAT. 81. (AP)
Jack Mowrey, 18, son of Charles
Mowrey of Tillamook, was killed
Friday while engaged with hia
uncle, Albert Neilson, In blasting
stumps on the Neilson farm two
miles west of the city.
Neilson and Mowrey each had
set a charge of powder, but Jack's
failed to go off. He waited a
short time and then went to in
vestigate. As he leaned over the
charge it exploded hurling his
body about 2 5 feet. Death was
instantaneous, in the belief of the
physician who was summoned.
By
DVO VOO tVER
OLD "SjrVOMS
-TVAT 5HT VOF?TH ARCING
UM1NG-? fSOAARD
AND I
rl
Art&Thp Mp.P.tinn.
BEAUTY PARLOR!
DIRECTORY
THE BEAUTY BOX
Complete Beauty Service
520 State St. Tel. 1985
THE CAPITOL
223 N. High.
BEAUTY PHOPPE
For Appt. Tel. 80S
ELITE BEAUTY BHOPPE
Over the Uray Belle. Tel. 814
LA ROSE BEAUTY SHOP
Marcelling 7 5c. Phone 754
MARINE!, 1A) BEAUTY PARLORS
Permanent Wave Specialist
246 X. High St. Tel. 1690
MILLER BEAUTY SHOP
Tested and graded before permanent,
using Text o Meter machine
MITZI GRAY BEaUTE SHOPPE
709-18 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 187
THE MODEL BEAUTY PARLOR
112 N. Commercial. TeL 958
THE MODERN MARINKLLO
For Men, Women and Ch.ldren
206 Maaonic B!dg. Tel. 879
NIFTY BOB SHOP
F.ugene Permanent Waving, Hair Cutting
and Marcelling.
311 State St. TeL 270
THIS AD IS
QOOD
FOR
ONE MARCEL
AT THE
MODERN MARINELLO
206 MASONIC BLDG.
TEL. 379
BATTERY-ELECTRICIAN 3
BROWN ELL ELECTRIC CO.. 8SS STATE
TeL 95. Contract wiring. Electric
supplies. Cell ut for electrical work.
B. D. BARTON EXIDE BATTERIES
Starter and generator work; 203
South High. 6
Will
Tel. 168
HIGH AND
CENTER
ara
JOE WILLIAMS
FLEENER ELECTRIO CO.
HOUSE
wiring by hour or contract. Estimates
furnished. Tel. 980 471
Court Bt.
BICYCLES Repairing 4
LLOYD K. RAMBDEN COLUMBIA BI
cycle and repairing. 687 Coarv
jLEAfJERJlEUlYEBS 5
CHEJsT cm CLEANERS
bo ana. 250 J. Liberty. Tel. 984.
BALEM CLEANERS A DYERS
1078 S. Com'l. Tel. 1668
CHIROPRACTORS 10
DR. H. B. 8COF FIELD, P. S. O.. 806
First National Bank Bldg.
DR. O. It. SCOTT. PSO. CHIROPRACTOR
259 N. High. Tel. 828 R.. Res. 2104 J
FLORISTS
11
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Olsen's, Court ft High St. Tel. 801.
CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS
Funeral wreaths, decoration. t. F.
Breithaupt. florist. 612 Stat Street,
Tel. 880.
INSURANCE
12
Insure
Your TJome er Car now.
BECKE ft HENDRICKS
Phone 161
I. O. O. F. Bldg., 189 N. High St.
FOR SALE FIRST AND SECOND Mort
fages. Trust Deeds, (.'on tracts on
ouse Will net 6 to 20 per cent.
BECKE ft HENDRICKS
Hetllg Bldg., 189 N. High St.
FARM LOANS PLENTY OF MONET
to loan on good farm aeeurity.
CITY LOANS We era loaning Pm
dentlal Insurance company money on
city reaidence and business property at
6V4 per cent, plus a commission Haw
kins ft Roberta, Inc., 206 Oregon
Building.
FOR RENT
14
Vacant Apartment
North at 2075 Fairground Road. Hot
Water heat. Elee. Range Ice Chest.
For RentIiouses
620 to $55; Store Buildings $10 on up.
For Rent
Service Station corner.
Becke & Hendricks
189 N. H gh 6trat
PAUL ROBINSON
VBAR WAT
Veil -Veil
A rich and
beaubRil
opportunity
at the door
oFRrCKAt?D5
heart lb
AtAYTHlH&
deterrained
opportunity.
ona may
euen break
hedoor
dovn,
t--7
jfssiiik
llfll
New First National
Bank Biiiiding
Birectoiy
BASEMENT
De Lnx Shining Parlor
Expert for Ladiea and Gentlemen.
SECOND FLOOR
Coffey' Phot Service
Tel. 708. Over the Spa
THIRD FLOOR
ktorna Optioal Co. 601-802 Jt$
Air. Henry E. Morrta, Optometrist
Telephone 289
C. F. Gillette
Lawyer Suite 810 l:
-Telephone 1056
SocoloUky ft Son. Tel. 970.- 20 SOU
Real Estate. Loana, Insurance
Dr. David B. Hill, Orthodontia
(Btrsigbtening of irregalar teeth)
Suite 106. Hosrt 4) to 5
Every day except Thursday
FOURTH FLOOR
Dra. O Neill ft Buxdetta, OptomeU.it
Phone 625 401-402 403 404 4C
SIXTH FLOOli
Geo. R. Vehra M. D., Physician ft Surgeon
Suit 603. Tel. 2878-2379 Res 778
Robin D. Day and Donald W. ilUss
Attorney at Law
telephone 198. f 10 611 f 1$
EIGHTH FLOOR
Or. C. Ward Davla, General Dentiatr
Tel. 816. Evening by eppriotineut.
Room 803
Dr. H. B. Scofleld ..mm
Chiropractor, Nearoea'ometer Service
KINTH FLOOR
Dr. H. 11. Brown, Eye, Ear, Nos-. an
Throat Sr tcialist. Suite t 1
TENTH FLOOR
Dr. W. A. Johnson. Dentist
Telephone 1285 lOOj
FOR RENT Apts. 15
NICE FURNISHED
Union.
APARTMENT, fl0
FURNISHED JND
8 room apartment.
UNFCRMSHFD
8T9 N. Liberty
PESIRABLB 8 ROOM APARTHKM
beat; bath; garage; slote in. Inqi,:r
127 Union.
THREE kOOk ruM AtkfiT,
ment, ground floor, garng. T. G tU
tert, 863 Miu. L
PATTON AFARTHZXra ' A)xf.
elaau. comfort!, weJ, frn,ad.
eonM -xwrso, wm; wu,
town. -JCMi ttnT aor
MT CAM R.AT
r . ,' - c mjhx
AND MOTOR.
WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR HOW IS.
High class residential district.
New, atrictly modern, quiet apsit
ments.
Frigidalre, ElectrU Ranges, RsJ'f,
Sttam Heat, Brick-faced Building,
Effieient Service.
Two rooms with bath. 680 to 83 V
Three rooms with hath, 640 to 84 3.
Two rooms rurnlstiea overstuffed,
887.60 to 840.
Three rooms, furntsned overstuffed,
645 to ISO.
Ambassador
Apartments
650 North Summer St. Phone 19. 3
New Msnagement, Redecorated
FOR RENT Rooms 16
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
at Alexandria. 1080 Chemekela)
Phone 1589.
FOR RENT Houses 17
8 RU. HOUSE.
Hlnea.
612 00 A MONTH. 132S
FOR RENT. DUPLEX
North Winter St.
HOUSE.
94Q
SICE FURNISHED HOUSE 810.
Wood, 841 State.
F. L.
ROOM HOUSE AND ALSO F CRN 1 811
ad apartment. Inquire 1493 Court.
FOR RENT NICE FIVE ROOM BP.
falow with fireplace, $22. V. L. Vce4,
41 State St.
OR FOR SALE 7 ROOM HOUSE STRICT
ly modern at n bargain, may acrep6
car or what have Tout Owner, inqu.ro
at 667 N. Winter St., rear.
ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. 971 M.
Commercial. Inquire at Ismons (Jre
car (tore, S99 N. Commeralal.
FOR RENT FOUR ROOM MODERJf
house, almost new. furnace, wiring tpt
electric stOTe. garage, vacant Feb. 1,
2U75 McCoy near llol
HglljwMl Theater,
phone 2337ft.
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED NEW SIX
room country home just out ef rlt
aouth. All modern conveniences. Het
erences. Phone B4F11.
FOR RENT
plastered hoc
10 Room plastered house 1599 Etata
Basement
furnace, fireplace.
ood audi
gsa range, two sets plumbing, 50 ier
month.
GEISER, REAL ESTATE
441 Court St.
KINOWOOD COURT OF NINE BUNUA..
lows Just being completed. Hardwiva
floors, fireplacea, garagea, built iris
range Installed, and Inlaid HneleumS
in kitchen ead bath. $22.50 and $25.
Several famished $32.50 to $35. In
spection invited. Phone 2710.
10 LARGE ROOMS AND RECEPTiOJf
hall, snitsble for board and rooming
basement, furnace, 2 fireplaces, gas. ane
large wood range, t sat of pluml'lpe.
garage, large lot and shale trees,
home-like place, $50.00 per month.
cated 1599 Stat St. B Oeiter
Eitate, 441 Court St.
BOARD AND ROOM 20
BOARD AND BOOM. ELDERLY LADY
preferred. 1044 Marlon.
THE fREDERICKSON BOARD AND
room 985 for two In a room, o to
n. 64S Marlon St. Tel. 154T-K.
2t-,
UUNDRIES
tRT THE BOMB WET WASH LA UN-
yArj. Tal. 171, 1$56 B Btrees.
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
"The Laundry Por M,tu,r"JL.
Telephone 155. 1284 Broadway
THE NEW SALEM UCf PRY
f HZ WEIDER LAUNDRY
TaUplione 2i.
284 A. Hih