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iniiiinrnn inr ii
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PUT TO ROUT
Lott and Hcnnessy Outplay!
Cochet and Brognon in
Doubles Match
' Bj Wmiam R. Kim
ASSOCIATED PRE88 SPORTS
WRITER
BROOKLINE. Mass., Aug. 31.
CAP) George M. Lott, Jr.,
and! John Hennessy, young Amer
ican Davis cop players, registered
one of the greatest victories of
their tennis careers here today
when they crushed Henri Cochet
and Jacques Brugnon of France,
the English doubles champions,
of the courts at the Longwood
Cricket club.
The Americans, heroes of the
play against Italy in the challenge
round of the Darts cup matches,
took the replayed semi-final
straight sets, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2. There
by winning a place in tomorrow's
finals against Gerald Patterson
and Jack Hawkes. the Austral
ians, who qualified yesterday.
Lott and Hennessy played a
great game against Cochet and
Brugnon yesterday but darkness
came on when the match stood two
set four games all and they de
cided to play It over.
The Americans were in much
better form this afternoon and
gave a remarkable exhibition of
offensive and defense tennis. They
used the volley and kill effective
ly and thir lobbing, especially
against Brugnon, was overwhelm
ing.-
Though their earned points to
talled but 22 against 25 for Coch
et and Brugnon, they had but 30
errors against 63 for the French
men. During the three sets, Coch
et and Brugnon each lost four ser
vices to Hennessy's one.
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OFFICIAL CUM
CHICAGO, Aug. 31 (AP)
Joe Dundee, still retaining, offi
cially at least, his world's welter
weight championship, returned to
his home in Baltimore, Md., to-
night, $7,500 richer but with his
spirit all but knocked oat of him.
Meanwhile young Jack Thomp
son, conqueror of the titleholder
in a spectacular two-round victory
last night,-was thoroughly enjoy
ing the sensation of his triump.
The San Francisco negro's vic
tory proved to be costly, however,
as he turned up with a damaged
right hand today and will be forc
ed to cancel a match with Jackie
Fields in San Francisco Septem
ber 17. He Intends to leave for
the coast Sunday for a rest before
accepting any of the attractive of
fers flooding him.
Jess McMabon, matchmaker for
Madison Square Garden, offered
Thompson a match with Dundee
with the titl4 at stake to be de
cided the second week in October.
TO
GOOD TEAM AFIELD
The Salem Senators will enter
Sunday's game against the Alcos
at Albany, and Monday's en
counter with the same team here,
at, full strength except for the ab
sence of Bob Quinn. Manager Leo
Edwards announced Friday.
This Information was given out
to correct an impression that the
team would be weakened by de
parture of several players, before
these games. Joe Sullivan,; Billy
Sullivan and Denny Heenan will
not leave until next week, and all
three will be on hand both at Al
bany Sunday and at Salem on
Labor day.
Heenan will take Quinn 's place
ta center field; and is expected to
lerform in a manner that will
ieep the team up to its past
standard.
RET IS
IE
West Salem News
By Helen H. Rodolf Phone 2402J
- Bateham Raises
Unique Flowers
H. C. Bateham yesterday ar
ranged one bouquet of yellow
flowers from his floral gardens in
which he had 77 different shades
There were pale hues deepening
to orange and bronies. Yellow
1 popular in the fall for Interior
decoration as It harmonises with
the out-of-doors coloring.
Elmer Stewart is building a new
house on Skinner street between
King wood and Rosemont avenues.
The frame ia already up. Mr.
Stewart builds houses to sell.
Mrs. Thompson on
Automobile
Trip
Mrs. S. W. ; Thompson, mother
of Miss Lou Thompson, - West
Salem realtor, accompanied by
, her cousin Mrs. Louis Lachmond,
Is motoring to Vancouver, B. C,
where they will visit Mrs. William
Kilts. Mrs. Thompson's : elder
- slaughter. They plan to spend
some time In Victoria and return
la Mt. Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burke drove
over to Dalla. Thursday evening
In time to watch the red sua drop
behind the hills, arid returned
ome later the same evening.
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tors
See&s Honors
Uershel Martin, Kumi City
swimmer, is considered a strong
American contender in this year's
marathon swim at Toronto.
Athletics Shade Boston Red
Sox While New York
Team Takes Rest
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31
(AP) The Athletics nosed out
the Boston Red Sox by 3 to 2 here
today, vening the series at one
victory each and reducing the lead
of the Yankees to two games.
Rube Walberg pitched for the
Athletics against McFayden and
Simmons.
Score: R H E
Philadelphia 3 4 2
McFayden. Simmons and Berry;
Walbergh, McGraw and Cochrane.
BROWNS CRUSH TIGERS
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31. (AP)
Alvin Crowder -.cored his 16tL
victory here today when the St.
Louis Browns downed the Detroit
Tigers 5 to 2 in hte opening game
of the series.
Score: R H E
Detroit 2 8 1
St. Louis 5 8 2
Whitehill, Smith and Har
graves; Crowder and Manion.
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Beavers Again Whip Stars
Despite Two Late Rallies
LOS ANGELEST Aug. 31.
(AP) Larry French, young Port
land Southpaw, successfully sur
vived a couple of late rallies by
Hollywood and the Beavers made
it three games out of four over
the League leading Stars by tak
ing today's contest, 7 to 5.
Score: R H IS
Portland 7 11 3
Hollywood 5 0 0
French and Rego: Rhodes, Mul
cahy, McCabe and Bassler.
Indians Win Again
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 31.
(AP) In another surprising Sor
tie, today. Seattle's Indians raid
ed the pantry of the San Francis
co Missions and packed off enough
runs to win handily, 10-5.
Score: R H E
Seattle 1 , 10 11 1
Missions 5 6 3
Sullivan, Graham and Ainsmlth;
Nelson, i Davenport, Hughes and
Brenzel, Sypher.
Oaks Crash Seals
OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 31.
(AP) Oakland made it three out
of four In the series with the Seals
by giving the San Francisco team
a 4-1 heating today. George Boeh-
ler, on the mound for the Oaks,
was in great form and except for
the seventh inning, blanked the
visiting squad.
Score: . R H E
San Francisco 1 4 1
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. George
Davis drove Mrs. M. E. Davis and
her ' daughter, Mrs: P. J. Darby,
to the latter s home near Wood
burn. Mrs. Darby has been living
in Wood burn, but ha recently
moved pato a farm near there.
Miss. Lou Thompson motored
over to Neskowih one night and
. . . . , . " I
oacs; ue next aay mis wee a. one
spent the night in the Thompson
beach house, "Indward."
3
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vaughn
from Seattle, Wash., are at the
Capital Tourist camp for a tew
days. Mrs,. Vaughn is a nurse at
the State hospital. They are mo
toring through Oregon for their
vacation.
Astorians Want
To See Dundee
Perform There
ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 31.-
( Harry Hansen, matchmaker of
the Astoria Boxing commission, to
day wired to Joe Dundee, world's
champion . welterweight boxer, a
challenge to come from New York
and meet the winner of the north
west welterweight elimination con
tests being held here. It Is under
stood local business men have
agreed to finance the venture. If
Dundee will come. , - -
W.hip Firesnclhi
liTSIU.N
Brooklyn Jakes New York
Team Into ! Camp By
Score of 4 to 2 1
NEW YORK, Aug. 31 (AP)
The Giants lost today when Dairy
Vance pitched Brooklyn to a 4 to
2 triumph In the opener of a
two game series. Hubbell and
Faulkner opposed the Dazzler.
Flowers for Brooklyn and Reese
for New York hit homers.
Score: R . H E
Brooklyn 4 8 0
New York 2 6 0
Vance and De berry; Hubbell.
Faulkner, and Hogan.
CARDS WHIP PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Ang. 31 (AP)
Battling rallies in the third and
the eighth innings .at the expense
of young Fred Fussell, Pirate
southpaw, enabled the Cardinals
to defeat the home team in the
second game of a doubleheader
today and so gained an even break
on the day. The Pirates won the
opener 6 to 5. Jesse Haines pitch
ed the nightcap for the league
leaders.
First Game: R H E
St. Louis 5 8 2
Pittsburgh 6 9 0
Alexander, Reinhart and Smith,
Wilson; Kremer and Hargraves.
Second Game: R H E
St. Louis 6 11 0
Pittsburgh 2 7 2
Haines and Wilson; Fussell,
Dawson and Hargraves.
DOUBLEHEADER DIVIDED
BOSTON, Aug. 31. (AP)
Boston and Philadelphia divided
a double bill today and the Braves
taking the second game 4 to 1 af
ter they had lost the first 4 to 3.
First Game: R H E
Philadelphia 4 10 0
Boston 3 8 2
McGraw, Baecht and Lerian;
Greenfield and Spohrer.
Second Game: R H E
Philadelphia 1 6 0
Boston 4 11 0
Ring. Miller and Davis; Ed
wards and Taylor.
CUBS WIN OVER REDS
CINCINNATI, Aug. 31 (AP)
The Cubs defeated the Reds for
the second straight time today 5
to 3.
Score :
Chicago
Cincinnati
Nehf. Carlson and
R H E
.5 14 2
..316 1
Hartnett;
Lucas. Ash and Picinich.
Oakland 4 1
Malls and Vargas; Boehler and
Lombard!.
Sacs Lose by Walks
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31.
(AP) Too much philanthropy on
the part of pitchers Crandall and
Gould, who passed six men In two
innings, beat the Sacramento Sen
ators out of today's game with Los
Angeles, losing 6 to 5.
Score: R H E
Los Angeles 6 8 1
Sacramento 6 11 0
Osborne, Plitt and Warren;
Crandall, Gould, Bonnelly and
Severeld.
General Markets
DAISY
PORTLAND, Ore., Ang. 81. (AP).
Dairy Exchange, net prices:
Batter: extres 4r; standards 4$He;
prima (into 47 Me; firsts 46e.
- Eggs: extras S7e: firsts $4e; snediam
extras 31c; medians first. 27c; nnder
sised 2 lc.
HAT
PORTLAND, Cm., Ang. 31.' (AP).
Hay: Baying prices: Eastern Oregon tim
othy $2121.50; do. valley. $1717.50;
alfalfa $16.50(917; clover $12; oat hay.
$15 15.50; straw. $7.50 ton; selling
prices $2 ton- mora.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. Ang. 31. (AP).
Caah grain: Wheat Big Bend blaestem,
harC white $1.30; soft white $1.13;
western white $1.13; hard ' winter
$1.08Vi; northern spring $1.10; western
rod $1.08.
Oats No. 238 lb. white $32.50.
t Barley No. 2, 45 lb, B. W- $33.
Cora No. 2, E. Y. shipment $44.50.
Millrnn Standard, $25.50.
TRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore., Ang. 31. (AP).
ronitry steady. rollers 1
Se higher. Alive hens over 4 lbs., 25 t
vac; 4 to 4A lbs.. 20 to 22e: 3 to 4
lbs., 17e: $ lbs. -and nnder 15c; spring
se Mgnorna, over 3 lbs., 33 to Joe:
sader 2 lbs- 25e; nnder 2 lbs.. 17c.
Potatoes steady Quotations on basil
tiens ea basis of 100 lb. sack. Yakima
sotted gams,, sow $1.50 to $1.65; Idafae
poolers, new. si.40; Xakims gems, old
U. 8. Ko. 1, 60075c ; combination grades
25 50c
Onioss Best varieties $1.25 to 1.75.
Batter Steady, Portland Dairy Ex
hangs net wholesale prices: (Cubes);
uiras, staaasrds, 41 He; prime
gf1- ! . 42. Creamery pries
Prints, Is ever en be standards.
Cxxs Bteadv. Portland fiat,- I,
change (set basis): Fresh staadsrd ex
tras, 29c; fresh staadsrd firsts, S8;
trash medinm extras, 27e; fresh medinm
firsts, 26e. Prices to retailers. 19 St
vcr eicaaage prices.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Ann. 31. (API
uattie sad calves steady. Receipts 40.
l-attie and calves steady. Receipts 80.
uows sns seiiers, steady to sae nirher.
ether classes steady te ST higher.
steers (1100-1130 lbs.), good $11.75
I3.au; (950-1100 Ins.), good $12,009
12.50; (800 sad np). mediums. $11,006
11.75; common, $9.50 11.00; X heifers,
(850 lbs. down), good. $10:25010.85:
common te media m, $6.75 s 7.75. Heifers
(850 i lbs. down), good. $10.25010.50:
common to medinm, f 8.75 Q 10.75; eows.
gown, V.I9.
-Bells (yearlings oxeloled) .'good beef.
$7.75j$.50; ea iter to snediam, $6.SO
7.50: calves (500 lbs: down), medinm to
choice, $9011; cnU to common $7,600
13.50; cnU te commons, $8.50012. (X
net representative of limits ef snalitv
within the grade )
Hogs s toady. Jteeeinta. -170 Inclndinr
5 direct. Peeder pigs week to 50s lev-K
: etaer e teases steady.
Heavyweight (25O-S50 lbs.) medinm
te choice $10.50013; medinm weight.
(200-250 lbs.), medinm to choice 91130
013.25: light weight (160-200 . lbs.).
mediant te choice. $13.25013.50: light
lights. (130-160 lbs.), medinm to choice.
11.WV1S.Z3; peekiag sewn, reagh snd
$$.40610,50: - alaarhtor cries I
JSi'0, "t41-- J 9ii
1X75; feeder and setcker pigs (70-130
IN.;.-. mMraa Is issIM lv.A0wlI..
Baseball Data
Acxno COAST
W L Pet.) W L Pet
HeUs' 40 11 .So Los A. ST 84 .443
Sm'U 40 33 .8451 Hiwitu 38 88 .436
8u 9. 35 .50Portln4 34 37 Mi
Onklnns S4 37 .457 BntUt T 44 .295
VATXOsTAX.
W L PM
81 L. 77 4 .rillPitttk'k
W L Pet.
71 58 .55
61 44 .48
40 7S .838
Caieace $74 45 J74I Brock's
H. X. 08 4 .457! Boston
C&aeinn. 70 68 .SooiPnilas.
SS 85 .292
AMEBIC AV
W L Prt. W L pet.
H. Y. S4 43 .6871 Detroit St 71 .440
Pails. II 45 .48blTr4 43 73 .44ft
St. I.- 60 60 .435 Cfcicsn 46 70 .444
Week,. .48 6 .457 Boston. 46 S3 .357
COAST '&OSXS 1BSTSAPAT
1(1 Los An!: Prta4 7; HoDy
wooa 5.
At San PrsaeiMo: Seattle 10: Mission
5.
At Osklaai: Oakland 4; Baa Stan
eieco 1.
At Sacramento: Los Angelas 6: Seera-
menio a.
KATIOKAL 8CO&ES TESTZIDAY
At Cincinnati : Chicago 5 Cincinnati 3.
At New York: Brooklyn 4: New York
2.
At PitUburch
PitUborgk 6-3; St.
Lnii 5 6.
At Boston: Pailndatohia
4-1; Boeton
3-4. ,
AXXKICAK SCORES TX8TEXSAT
At Philadelphia: Philadelphia 3; Boa
tea 2.
At St. Loaia: 8U Lonia 5; Dotr4t 3.
Mo other gamea in Aasorieaa loarae.
Salem Shooters
Going to Eugene
Members of the Salem TraD.
shooters club numbering ten or
more will enter the annual Labor
day shoot at Eugene, scheduled
tor Sunday and Monday. Those
who have definitely announced
that they will go are Dr. G. E.
Prime. Carl Bahlberg, Tad Shel-
ton. Fred Bernard!, Grant Farris,
George Palmer, Clarence Bowne,
Romeo Gouley and Frank Haber-
man. A practice shoot also will
be held at the local traps Sunday.
(80ft or oily high snd roasting pigs ex
clad ed in shore quotation.)
Sheep and lamb. Steady, receipts
none.
Lambs (84 lbs. down)., rood to ehoiee,
10.7512.25; (02 lbs. down), medium,
$9.75 310.75: Tenrlinr vether Mia lh.
town), medium to choice, $7.50 0; eves
(120 lbs. down), medinm to ehoiee, $4 (a)
o; (hu isu iDk, medium to choice, $3
is o; iu weignu;, cnn to common, $2
PEAK MAJUKXTS
Anetion prices Pride? :
NEW YORK: 71' elondy. 17 Calif.
d A in., 8 Ore. 1 sriTed. Boat receipts
equivalent to 9 N. T. ears. 5 Calif, cars
on track;. 5 others on tr&rk. VTirk.t
sliglUly stronger. Oregon Bartleeta 5235
extras f-'.25-3.6-5. aTerare $2.81. F
$2.10-3.40. $2.80, Calif. BartletU '17,240,
utm n.ioi.ua; lew f4. 15-4.25. ordin
ary $2.65 3.35. common $2.4O-2.S0. over
ripes $1,902.30. average $1.29. Harfys
2075. $2.00-3.00, average $2.52.
PITTSBURGH : 1 Calif., t Ohio, ar
rived. 5 cars on track. Calif. 1931 bxs.
Bartletts $2.55-3.80, average $$.22.
CHICAGO: 59" clear. 19 Calif- 17
Ore., 1 Oolo.,' 2 Wash., arirved. Esti
mated truck receipts equivalent to 3
ears Mich. 26 ears diverted. 39 ears
on track. 13 ears sold. Calif. Bartletts
6821 bxs. $1.75-4.10, average $2.95.
ST. LOUIS: 65' partly elondy. Ko
ear lot srivals. 12 aabroken ears on
track. Calif. 519 bxs. Bartletts $2.00
3.00, average $2.72.
PHILADELPHIA: 6 Calif, arrived. No
esra on track., 9 ears sold. Demand
moderate. Market stronger for good
stock. Calif. 5003 bxs. Bartletts $2.40
4.15, average $3.15; Oregon ' 407 bxs.,
Bartletts extra fancy $2.65-3.00, average
$.2, 123 bxs. No. 3 fancy $2.35 3.00,
average $2.70.
NSW TORS STOCKS
NEW YORK, Ang. 81. (AP). Spec
ulation for the advance reached gigantic
proportions in today'a stock market, the
first 4,uvo.ooo snare session since last
spring. Three score isaaes 1 seareC to new
high records nnder an avalanche of bay
ing orders which carried nanny of them
3 te 15 points ebove yesterday's final
anetatioas.
The nnexpeetedly small increase of
$84,000,000 ia brokers' loans, compared
with the relative steadiness ef the call
money market in the face ef nnuiually
henry montsj-estd and Labor dny demands
for fnnda, nwvide the aeckgrenad for
the advance. Shorts, who bed confident
ly sold stocks in the belief eel) money
weald hare another f lorry to 10 per
cent, were again driven to never.
Call money held atady at TVt per
coat all day despite the calling ef $40,
000.000 m bank leans. This rata will
new carry over the week-end. Time
money and commercial paper rates held
firm. Bankers' acceptances were - re
Ineed 1-8 of 1 per cent, apparently is an
effort to broaden the ssnrket. With the
etnrn ef September 1 dindont snd in
herent disbursements and Labor day fundi
next week, easier credit conditions are
anticipated.
Among the many issaes to break into
new 'high ground were American Can,
Anaconda Copper, American Safety Ra-
sor. Allied Onemieal, Continental Can,
Coty, Uonsehold Proloeta, International
Nickel, Johns hfanville. Kolster Radio,
htathiesoa Alkali. Savage Arms, Prank
O. Bhnttaek, Timken Roller Bearing, O.
S. Industrial Alcohol and Victor Talking
Machine. Loft broke nearly 5 points to
9. bnt recovered half its loss.
Rails moved np with the industrials,
hftssdnri Pacific preferred, St. Levis
Southwestern, St. Pnnl preferred, "Ki
ty" common and Rock Island all touch
ing new high ground.
Commodity prices were irregular, wheat
enetetions improving' slightly, while cot
ton closet; a shade lower. Coffee drop
ped 17 to 23 points snd raw sngar fu
tures were' easier.
chicaoo osAur
CHICAGO. Aag. 31. (AP). The Le
thargic grain trade was aroused a little
today by firmer cables. Undisposed to
take the lead ia any action, np or down,
wheat trades followed Liverpool's exam
ple aad pushed prices fractionally higher,
bnt the entire day's range in September
was ealy 4e. Cera was extremely sen
sitive, September again appearing tight
aad dosing at a maximum gain of lVe
while the later months movec forward
timidly in a margin ef less than 1 cent.
Wheat closed fins, to higher;
Sept. 1.10 8-8 te WTHDes. 1.15 7-8 to
1.1$; Mar. 1.30 K, and) May 1.38 1-8 to
K.
Cera closed H to .lUe higher; Sept.
4 1-8 to Dee. 74; Mar. 77, end'
Msy 7$ 8-S.
Oats closed unchanged to 8 8c higher:
Sept. 88 H; Dev. 4e 5-0; Mar. 48, and
Msy d4H. '
Oakland Winner
Baseball Title
DENVER, Aug.' 31. (AP)
Oakland won the Junior baseball
championship of the western half
of the United States today by de
feating St Paul, 6 to 0. The Cali
fornia nine had won from Omaha
In the semi-final yesterday, while
St. Paul was beating Seattle.
Long Island Boat
Takes First Race
NEW PORT HARBOR, CaL,
Aug. 31. (AP) The ace, cham
pion of the western Long Island
fleet, wasJskippered by Edward V.
Willis todav to "victor- fw trie
first raA of a f iver dav aeries for
the International Star boat sailina
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with pfcy-rolls. A going 3 -chair
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NOTICE. Out of town owner
has authorized us to cut the price
on his home located three blocks
from the state house $500. The
lot is worth about- the price ask
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a high class location it will pay
you to look into this. F. L. Wood.
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$1300. it large roomed house,
nearly new and plastered, garage,
nice lot, some terms.
$3200 buys new 6 room all
modern home, east front, pave
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12:00-4:00 k'XI. !(!,.
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ties a.
1:00-1:15 KOIN. Agricultural talk.
i .vv-i.vo K.JTKC. Luncheon concert.
1:00-3:00 KKX. Orchestra and vocal
ists. 2:00-2:15 -KTBR. AfUnmn nn.
2:15-End KTBR. Baseball. !.. v.
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3:00-4:00 KFEC. Pipe organ and
(3:30) reeuesta.
3:00-4:00 KOIN. News snd music.
4:00 5:00 KPEC Rami-rl.i,.l
4:00-8:00 KEX. Orchestra.
5:OO-:00 KPEC. fwpular music.
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6:00-6:30 KXL (220). Omn .,!
6 :00-6 : 40 KTBR (229). Dinner concert
use road reports. 1
SO J OO KGW (492). Dinner concert.
6:00-7:00 KPEO (314). Surprise con
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sic. 8:00-7:00 KWJJ (250). TJinnar mhmi4
6:00-7:00 KOIN ($19). Organ concert.
e:uo-7:w aWDS .(200). Semi-classical
concert.
6-:30-7:OO-KXL. Children's program.
.v,.w-inassr oenee concert.
7:00-8:0 KXL. Popular program.
7:00-8:00 KGW. Concert from KOXO
8:00-9.00 KEX. Citiseeship end studio
program.;
8:00-8:30 KGW,
"Grand Opera Al-
bum."
8:00-9:00 KTBR. Danes music
f.OO-t:00 KXL. Courtesy program.
8. 00-11:00 KWBS. fitnJi. t -
8:30 10:00 KGW. Hollywood Bowl con
cert orchestrs.
9:00-10:00 KKX. ABC chain. T.ittl.
Symphony ereheatm.
8:00-12:00 KWJJ. PVty service.
9 .00-13 :00 K X L. ! Sleep WmkJ.
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10:00-12:00 KEX.i Weather, police re
ports, news, dance frolic.
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wrecsen,
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fn VT??!81 T"Paony orchestra ;
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. orchestra: 10. feature; 10:10-12:10,
dance ercheatra: 11-1 -IO
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Isto: 10?12. ercheatra; 12-1, frolic.
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45, Deagh Boys: 7. music; 8-H. PCN.
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Your noblest: natures are moat
credulous. Chapman.
4itamar
LARGE corner In industrial
district, size ,1 08 by 110 with very
large well built house in five
apartments, well furnished, fur.
nace, fireplace. Owner leaving
Oregon and will sacrifice . for
quick sale. In excellent condi
tion and you will have an unusual
ly good investment at $8000.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
6 ROOM plastered house full
baeement, large lot 60x165, gar
age, room- for 5 cars. North of
postoffice, 5 biks. on North Cot
tage. Price reduced from $4500
to $3200. for quick sale.
Choice Bldg. lot 2 biks. from
Hollywood theatre. East front and 4
on paved st. reduced from $550
to $350 for quick sale.
GASKILL EARLE, Realtors
166 S. Liberty St.
NOT JUST A HOUSE BUT A
REAL HOME 5 rooms finished,
modern In every detail, 955 Tame
rack St., $4750, all pavement
paid.
BECKE & HENDRICKS
189 N. High St.
SELLING BELOW MARKET
VALUE
144 acres, nearly all in culti
vation; family orchard. Barn,
granary, well and spring water.
AH fenced, on paved market road.
mile from school and church
in Catholic community. A real
buy. $10,800. $3500 cash, bal
ance at 6 to "suit.
SOCOLOFSKY & SON
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg.
A DREAM HOME
Have you been dreaming of a
suburban home a beautiful mod
ern home with plenty of land for
flowers, shrubs and garden, state,
ly fir trees and everything? I
have it reasonably priced and on
easy terms. Ask about it.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
Realtor Loans Insurance
147 N. Commercial St., Salem, Or.
NICE HOME FINE INVEST
MENT
5 large rooms, built-ins, fire
place, basement and furnace, gar
age. Owner moving on farm and
will reduce price to $4 500, cash
$500, bal. easy. Will take good
car as part.
LEO N-. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
20 ACRES choice land, all new
buildings, house fully modern, all
stocked, 400 chickens, 4 good
cowb, 2 horses, machinery, and
feed, all at $6600, terms. See
this place.
5 Acres three miles east of Sa
lem at $1200, easy terms.
5 Room nearly new plastered
bungalow, garage. A snap at
$1800. $225 down bal. $25.00
per month.
. 5 Room houee, basement, gar
age, $2000.00. Will take light
car up to $500.
137 Acres stock farm, fair
buildings, 50 acres under plow,
bal. pasture and timber, price
$5250.
Should you have anything to
trade tell us about it.
Ulrich & Roberts
Realtors
129 No. Com'l Phone 1354
11750 for a plastered home in
good condition, 5 rooms
and nook, bath, garage,
several fruit trees, large
' lot, SI 00 down.
2500 for a new" home, 3 rooms
and nook,-oak floor, fire
place, basement, furnace,
trays, large lot on paved
St., 250 down.
$3000 for a new 6 room English
type home, acre of land,
on the paving, $500 down.
$6000 for a modern 7 room bun
galow, on N. Winter
$1000 down.
$7500 for a modern 7 room Eng.
Iish type home, close in,
$1000 down.
" MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 637
WANTS CITY HOME
Choice 10 acre tract on good
road, highly Improved, good set
of bldgs., water system, part In
choice fruits and Filberts. Price
$6000. Will take Salem home in
exchange.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
20 A. suburban home, fine
soil, nice income, $6000, terms.
6 A. close in, half in berries
and fruits, $1850, terms.
190 A. farm, all in Cult., no
bldgs., easy terms or lease.
130 A. farm, good bldgs., crop
payment. ;
22 A. berry farm, crop pay
ment. .
For Rent good 7 R. bungalow.
Also good 6 room bungalow.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
212 Gray Bldg.
10 ACRE SNAP $600
All cultivated land, all in corn
crop. Purchaser gets one-third of
crop. Finest of rich dark loam
soil with a little mixed with gra
vel. - See it and see he fine grow
ing crop, of corn which will con
vince "you that the soil is of the
very best. $200 down will handle
deal. See BECHTEL or SEARS,
341 State St, -Room 4.
$100 DOWN $15 MONTH
Price $950. Buys good and
well built, and attractive looking
bungalow; has a good tenant that
pays $10 month rent, lived In
house over a year. Owner away,
reason for -selling so cheap. Has
5 rooms plastered, good well wa
ter. See BECHTEL or SEARS,
341 State St., Room 4.
NEAT 3-room house, large lot,
good location, 1 block east of En
glewood school, pavement, $1800.-
00 $200.00 down, $25.00 month.
Or same house with extra large lot
adjoining $2600.00. Same
terms. Owner, 1145 N. 21st.
Phone, 2541.
4-ROOM new plastered house
and m acres near-city limits
East $2800 or will rent.
5-room modern and 1 acre set
out to trees near city limits
North $4200.
Apartment bouse' on . 18th
street near State for sale, ex
change or lease.
Splendid new 4 -room house,
nice lawn, shrubbery home is
strictly modern and has garage
84060.
r BARBER A BOND
200 Gray Bldg. 125 N. Liberty
ADVERTISING
FINE HOMES
SIX -ROOMS, near Englewood
school. New and strictly modern.
Paving, walks and lawn in. Large
lot. Underpriced at $4750. Terms.
SIX ROOMS in Hollywood dis
trict. New and modern in every
detail. A fine home. Paved street
and cement walks. Price $5,000.
Terms.
FIVE ROOMS and large floored
attic. , New English ctucco. Large
rooms. Modem m every detail
Beautiful surroundings. This
home is a REAL BUT at $5,900.
$500 cash will handle.
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
421 Court Street Ground Floor
"Headquarters for Homes"
4 ROOM close in cottage on
Saginaw street. 5 room modern
home on Fairmount Hill. 8 room
home close to high school on Un
ion street.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
" Realtor Loans Insurance
147 N. Commercial St., Salem, Or.
5 ACRE fruit tract, good five
room house, rood well and snrinc.
outbuildings. 6 mi. S. of Salem.
Phone 36F13.-
BARGAIN. Good 7 -room plas
tered bouse, fireplace, basement.
etc., large shade trees, fruit, ber-
res, garden, 7 lots, near schools,
good view. Will sell all or house
and 3 lots $3,800; houee and two
lots $3,500: terras. Half block to
paving. 849 Rural Avenue or call
Conner. Statesman offjee.
GARAGE doing splendid busi
ness, in thriving town, win in
voice. Will take Salem or Cor-
vallls property as part payment.
Apt. houee adjoining business
property $6500.
Business corner close inf400.
Business lot close in $11,000.
Insure with Niagara Fire In
surance Co.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
4 84 Court Str.
WANTED Real Estate
WANTED: AT ONCE:
40 to 60 acres, suitable for
dairy that can be handled with
Soldiers Loan.
O. K. De WITT
1313 Edgewater St. Phone 1643
EXCHANGE Real Estate
6 ACRE, chicken ranch here
Exchange for neat, clear, home
in Salem. Mrs. Clark, 1261
Adams St., Corvallis, Ore.
28 ACRES close into Salem.
large buildings, the best of land.
Will take trade in Salem for equi
ty.
8 rbom modern house on creek,
two fine lots, close to State St
Wants small ranch near Salem.
Price $6500.00.
6 room house, east front, large
lot, close to canneries. Price
$1750.00.
4 room modern house on paved
St., $2800.00 if taken soon.
acre close to stores, near
paved street, at a low figure for
cash.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
Ladd & Bush Bank ' Bldg.
HAVE fine dairy farm close to
Eugene to exchange for fruit or
orchard land close to Salem. Value
to $25,000. Also have fine large
stock ranch to exchange for apart
ment or income property. Also
Eugene city residence property for
Salem home of 6 or 7 rooms. See
or write H. N. Millard. Room 20,
Kirst Nat'l Bank, Eugene, Ore.
EXCHANGE
18 acres 4 miles from Her mis
ton. Has nice 4 room plastered
bungalow with stone basement.
good barn, chicken house, etc. 10
apron alfalfa hal.nii. nnl An v-
1 4 A a n a C A A A ' .1 . . M A J.
, a , i utc tuvvv wild elVVV
Federal loan. Owner will assume
on good business, acreage or home
in valley, prefer Salem. Tell us
what you have.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHrLDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
10 acres of 15 year old apples
to trade for Salem house or acre
age. California Property to trade for
Salem houses or acreage.
8 room modern house in good
southern Oregon town to trade for
Salem, house or acreage.
Want more listings.
O L. : FOSTER
4 62 SKgte St., Salem.
SALE OR TRADE 5 room
house 1370 Hood. Also 20 acres
mostly in fruit on Pacific High
way South. Both priced to move
BECKE A HENDRICKS
189 N. High St.
FOR EXCHANGE
5 room house in Dallas. Choice
corner lot 75x100 ft. Value 81500.
Will pay some difference on Sa
lem home-.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
GREATEST Trading organiza
tion on the Pacific Coast. We have
over 3000 properties listed for ex
change. Every kind of property,
every price, every location. We
can match your exchange exact
ly. If you would like to trade your
property tods, come in today. See
GASKILL ft EARLE. Realtors
166 S. Liberty Tel. 2242
ACREAGE
11 ACRES, good house and
barn, four miles from Capitol
Building, paved road, productive
soil, suitable for berries, poultry
or would be ideal for small dairy.
For sale by owner on easy terms.
Phone 2533-R.
TIMBER Fifty thousand acres
fir and pine. Well located for
logging and manufacturing. Rea
sonably priced.
WANT Private money fof first
mortgage real estate loans.
A RARE BARGAIN Z 'fine
East front lots for $800.00;
$15.000.00 120 acres of food
black loam. On good road be
tween two paved highways and
only five miles from two geod
towns. Good buildings and fences.
Fine well and rood creek. An
excellent bargain and a wonder
ful opportunity for family with
children to educate. . .
$2500.00. Paying Confection
ery In small live town. A real
money maker and wieed right.
Terms to right party.
CAPITOL REALTY CO.
210 3forth High , Phone 1143
FOR RENT
ROOM, board and garage.
2361-R, 386 N. 14th. , '
FARMS FOR RENT. We have
several Eastern farmer wanting
to rent farms. List with us. De
lano V Dow,' 290 Church. Phone
2830. .
FOR RENT Houses
LARGE Furnished House, ideal
location, large, shady, quiet
grounds; close in. Suitable for
large family, club or boarders. In
quire Phone 557.
RENTALS
4 Room Furnished house Fire-
place--Furnace Garage. New
and clean. L "
5 Room house with furnace
garage--$25.00.
4 Room house with bath $11.00.
4 Room bungalow, furnace-
fireplace garage $25.00.
See STEGNER
275 State St.
FOR RENT Three room mod
ern apartment. Private bath.
Low rental. 268 North Cottage
St. H block front postoffice.
SCHOOL year,
nished fire root
Center street.
Completely fur
i duplex. 959
FURNISHED, house.
Also mod
1421 N.
ern apts., furnished.
Church St.
HOUSE for Rent with option to
buy about Sept. 15 at 750 S. High.
6 rooms with large attic. Excel
lent location, splendid shrubbery.
Furnace, fireplace, electric stove
and heater. Will do come reno
vating. Rent $50. If taken on 1
yr. option rent $60. Selling price
$5400. Int. 6. No payment
down. Interest, taxes or upkeep
for 1 yr. Write R. Walsh; Eugene,
Ore., Box 204.
FOR RENT Cheap Modern
five room house. New linoleum
on floor. Good garage. Block
from grade, school. Two blocks
from S. P. depot. Write owner.
Box 165, Sheridan, Ore., or phone
Sheridan 9215.
HOUSE FOR RENT
Strictly modern new 6 rooms.
Double garage. Will lease to re
liable parties.
SOCOLOFSKY & SON
FOR RENT 5 room, furnish
ed, with garage; also. 3-room cot
tage, partly furniehed, $9 per
month. Phone 1390-J.
' FOR RENT $20. Cozy 5 room
cottage 1620 State treet. See
owner at 16ff5 Ferry Ttreet.
FOR RENT
5 r. North" Winter St.; . . . $20.00
5 r. South Church St 20.00
5 r. Fairgrounds Rd. . . . . . 25.00
5 r. South 23rd St 30.00-
W. G. KRUEGER
Realtor s
147 N. Com'l St.
Phone217
FOR RENT Apartments
EDGEWATER APTS.
New concrete bldg: electric
ranges and refrigerators; HW
floors; hotwater heat; garages.
Cor. Kingwqod Ave., and Edge
water Sts. 0- K. De Witt, Phone
1643 or evenings Eaxl Jensen
2716.
2 WELL furnishedsapartmema.
First floor. 2261 Hazel. Phone
1939-W.
SIX room modern
in. Tel. 1351.
apt. Close
FURNISHED and unfurnished
3 room apartments. Virginia
Apartments. 879 N. Liberty.
Ambassador Apts.
Electric Ranges and Refrigeration
Radio
High class residential 1 district
Cheerful, attractive and light
3 Room furnished 150 00
2 Room furnished $37.50 A $40.
3 Room unfurnished .....$40.00
2 Room unfurnished $32.50 & $35
Children Welcome
550 N. Slimmer 1972
PLEASANT 3 room aoartmen
ae s. Liberty.
MODERN 5 room house. 1085
Highland Ave. Inquire 1315 N.
5th.
NEW FURNISHED apartment
2361 Hasel. Phone 1930-W.
PATTON APARTMENTS Cozy.
clean, comfortable, nicely , fur
nished, private bath... Steam heat.
Down town district. Reasonable
in price. For inspection call Pat-
ton's BooK Store.
MODERN
furnished; 6 rooms
696!N. COttage.
tower floor.
FOR RIJNT Rooms
ROOM near the caoitol to rent
to business women who would like
the use of kitchen.' Call 2352.
ROOM and BOARD
HAVE board and room 834.00
month. , 360 N. Capitol. Phone
2753-R.
ROOM and board
649 N. Cottage.
for ladies.
LIVE STOCK and POULTRY
FOR SALE 30. rear old lr-
horn hens. Call 18 54 -J.
Public Sale
OF REG. HAMPSHIRE SHEEP
ti. H. BURQE, Owner
REG. '
90 Ewes, 10 Bucks
September 4 '
1:00 P. M.
At,: Wayside Farm, j mireS n0rth
Of Corvallis on the West Side .
Pacific Highway
SAANEN Buck at service, toure
bred and registered. Goats pas
tured. Henry Becker, West Wood
burn. ; t
WHITE SCOTCH Collie at Stud.
Salem's- White , King. s Register
lumber 5859 g. i Service guaran
teed. Puppies and crown stock for
sale. Mrs, Bennett. 1ft 30 Chrak
eta.
Pnoae 1539. '.
Tel.
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