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The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 28, 1928
floover Hears Two Sides
To Question of Support
In Northwest Farm Belt
.-' By W. B. RAGSDALE
Associated Press Staff Writer
; WASHINGTON.Sept, 27. (AP)
-, A decidedly unfavorable report
of s the political situation in
the northwestern wheat belt war
brought to Herbert Hoover here
by Senator Lynn J. Frazier, of
- North Dakota, after the republi
can presidential candidate had re
ceived encouraging news from
such widely separated states -as
" Wyoming and Florida. .
Frazier, a republican member of
' the Progressive group in the sen
ate who has endorsed Hoover's
candidacy, said that the situation
in North Dakota, was far from sat
isfactory and that there was much
r. discontent among the farmers. He
added that; his information wai
that a similar situation existed it
South Dakota, Montana, and Min
nesota.
Protest Tote Large
There is likely to be a big pro
test "vote in my state," he said
after his conference with the
nominee. "The republicans have
been promising farm- relief foi
years and with my people farm re
lief Is synonymous with The Me
Nary-Haugen bill."
I cannot believe that Governoi
Smith will carry the state, but
there is much discontent with
wheat prices low. Some say the
democratic nominee has a good
chance in Montana, South Dako
ta and Minnesota as well as in my
. state. I do not know."
Frank W. Mondell, a former
representative from Wyoming,
who called upon the candidate
- during the day, expressed the be
lief that Governor Smith had lost
more votes than, he had gained by
his sally into the west.
Much Support Lost
lt we concede that a consider
able number of votes in the west
were in doubt when the democra
tic candidate started his tour, and
the winning of those votes was the
object of his trip," Mondell said,
we are forced to conclude by re
ports from the west that he has
not profited any from his speech
es. "His arguments were not con
Tincing enough to win those" who
were in doubt," he added, "and
the word I receive is that many
of the people who were consider
ing giving their support to Smith
were so disappointed in his fail
ure to take a definite stand on the
real Issues that they have now de-'
cided to vote for Hoover."
Mondell expressed confidence
that Wyoming would cast her el
ectoral vote for Hoover and Cur
tis." Florida to go G. O. P.
Belief that Florida would de
sert the normally democratic sol
id south was reflected in the
Tiews of J. Leonard Replogir, of
New York, and E. T. Stotesburty,
f Philadelphia, who visited the
nominee at his personal headquar
ters upon their return from a trip
in .that state.
Replogle, who is a citizen of
Flordia and is associated with the
'-epublican organization in that
state, said that "the sentiment for
Herbert Hoover throughout the
tate is amazing."
Tariff Held Needed
The condition of the vegetable
md fruit growers of Florida for
-everal jsirs has brought them to
be conclusion that an adequate
Protective tariff is necessary, he
leclared, adding that they partic
ularly needed protection against
imports from Mexico, South Amer
ica and the west Indies.
"If Florida is not in the elec
oral column for Hoover on elec-
ion day X am a badly mistaken
nan," be concluded.
The candidate- spent much of
he day in rounding into finai
orm his speech to be delivered at
Blizabetbton, Tenn. He is a little
behind his schedule in its prepara-
ion because of the number of coh
erences he has been forced to
lold since he started work on it.
s a consequence, it probably will
e several days yet before he com
petes the address.
grader 1.00
Peddyjohn, W. C., building-
bridge i . ....... . 1.S9
Shorey, W. A., do 3.19
Kuebler, Lowell, cutting .
. brush - 6.38
Bettencourt, R. J., patrol
man 13.97
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COMMISSIONER'S COURT
, The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion coun
ty commissioners court for the
September term, 1928, with the
amount .allowed, bills continued,
etc., according to the records in
the- office of the county clerk.
7.97
7.97
5.99
4.7 S
3.19
3.49
7.9S
ROADS ft HIGHWAYS FUND
Road District No. 1
Rigdon Bros., hahling
- gravel ... 21-00
Snyder, K. J., cutting
brush
Bnyder, I. J., Do
Road District No. 2
Eunkle, O. A., clearing
right of way
Mlgnot, Florence A., Do . .
Newton, C. J., Do ....
Zelinka, Gregor, Do
Jones, Grant, patrolman.
Road District No. 3
Hubbard Lumber. Co.,
bridge planks 24.00
MURr. J. H.. patcefmaa. 9.46
Road District No. 8
Hayes, G. C, cutting
brush
Hayes, Lawrence, Do ... .
- Road District No. 8H
Bntterfield. Gerald, re
pairing bridge
Settlemire, Burl, Do ... .
Wells. E. F., Do.
Road District No. lO
Eicktoorf, Wm.. hauling
brush
Schmaltz, X. & Sons, lum
ber, etc. ......
Annen, W. B., patrolman,
etc
Road District No. 12
Brougher, A. L., Picks,
- etc.
Johnson, Chas., repairing
tools
: Logue, Chas., hauling
gravel
Moser. Lloyd. hauling
gravel ..............
Magee, Glenn, driving
- - team, etc $5.33
Shepherd, Louis, working
at crusher .. ...
Biersack, Jake, Do
' Shepherd, Carl, Do
" De Jardin, Reuben, Do . .
; Cully Jim, Do . .
Scharher, Louie, Do
Dunagan. Averitt, Da. . . .
Shepherd, Glenn, Do ....
, Semolke, Tony, Do .... .
Dorgan, M., Do
Lawrence, J. B., Do ... .
, Magee, Hugh, cutting
s brush . . i .... .....
Magee. Dale, Do
.Shepherd, Newton, whel
- - ing rock : . .. ..-..;..
Hogg, W. T., patrolman , . 117.98
. Road District No. 14 . ; ,
Liekum. L. A., checking , T "
- travel ,V ... . . . . . 'i ,;i (.3 8
Road District No. 18 -. .
Pnnzel, W. H. driving. "-
team . . . . . .....t... . , 12.74
Grazen, Peter, shoveUng. ' J 9.67
Schlag, E. E.fc - cutting
brush , . . . v . ; v. v .' - - i 't. 3 8
Pmniel, A. t.t Do Z.19
Cole, Robt., patrolman.. - 23.17
Road District No
Amick, W. E., scraping ....
Blake, Donald, operating
tractor, etc. .-. 20.73
Evans, Bert, team work.. 38.93
Pearmine, W. U., patrol
man 70.92
Road District No. 20
Kapllnger, Wm. F. re
pairing bridge
Road District No. 21
Clark, Robert, cutting
brush
Gerner, Virgil, do
Magee, M. M., patrolman
Road District No. 22
Kleen, Theadore, hauling
himber
.-Road District No. 24
Lau. E. C, culvert pipe ....
Steinkamp, Henry, spread
ing rock
Wolf, Bernard, laying tile
Wolf. Al. do
Van Handel, Jackie, grad
ing
Star, Wess. hauling tile
Van Handel, J. B., patrol
man
Road District No. 23
LarKin, Thos., lumber
Sprauer, Carl, sharpen
ing tools 23.00
Alexander, Charlie, blast
ing 76.56
Amort, R. O., work at rock
Pit 134.71
Bailer, Abe, grubbing 79.75
Boyer, George, work at
rock pit
Boyer, George, do
Brewer, Floyd, clearing
right of way
Brown, Claud, plowing
Brown, Homer, grading
Brown, Homer Jr., plow
ing .. 154.24
Brown, Willie, use of
truck, etc
Brundidge, I. L., grading
De Santis, Louie, hauling
rock "142.2(8
Ficker, Joe, use of trac-
Hadley, "Floyd, clearing
road
Hadley, Wayne, do
3.99
1.59
4.78
7.97
2.99
26.70
3.19
3.19
5.99
5.99
3.99
, 3.99
2.86
Road District No. 30
Chapman, H. T., ditching,
etc. 3.1
Smith. George, do 3.1
Russell. S. H.. grading.. 5.99
Road District No. 31
Chapman. H. J., shoveling
travel 1.59
Houghton. Weston, haul-
ing grave 17.97
Russell. S. H.. patrolman 29.94
Road District No. 33 K
Carter. Norval. cutting
brash 4.78
Phillippi; Roy, pick han
dles 1.00
Taylor, Ed, clearing road 3.19
Carter. W. H., patrolman 16.96
Road District No. 34
Collard. W. P.. gravel... 213.00
Barnett, Kenneth, work at
crusher 69.02
Collard. Wm., Do 11.97
Darland, C. B.. Do 39. 88
Jones. Keith. Do 69.02
Jones.- Rex, Do 69.02
Massey, Arel, Do 71.02
Paulson, H. C, checking
gravel .' 68.33
Collard. W. P., work at
crusher 1 69.82
Case, B. A., hauling gravel 95.84
Roda, John, Do . . 53.91
Shafer, Verne, Do 44.92
Smith. Claude, shoveling
gravel 46.25
Wareham. D. I.. Do .... 41.4
Roda, Selas, patrolman.. 67.83
Road District No. 35
Evans Bros., lumber .... 6.63
Hammond Lumber Co..
fuel oil 44.73
Richards, E. J., patrolman 6.98
Road District No. 36
Bewley. Frank, general
repairing son
Booker, Millard. Do 107.73
Knutson, Knute. Do 27.93
Newport ft Booker, gas
and oil IB?
wewport, Roy, patrolman 7.98
Road District No. 38
Bates. Albert, snreadinr
gravely iij
ffeednam, Albert, laying
me, etc j in
.-eeanam, o. D., patrol.
ma 5.98
Koad District No. 40
Bassett. Floyd, repairing
iruca, etc i5ftn
Bonesteele Motor Co .
spring for truck s nn
Fuller, a W.. crushed
rock jm rt
Hammond Lumber Co.
fuel oil in.
Purple Truck Co.. hanl.
ing gravel
Russell. R. M., Co. Clerk
crushed rock .... :
Santiam Mercantn r
tires and tubes '.' 149.50
4.78
Klenski. , Jo, team on
Fresno ;... -1.
Patterson, Richard, patrol
man I '
Road District No. IB
Lau, E. C, culvert pipe
Crane, Clement, hauling
culvert pipe " .
Miller, George, scraping.-.
Miller. John, work with
Fresno -
11.16
29.52
69.81
9.94
148.25
24.78
98.83
189.81
14.3r
47.45
86.13
20.96
3.19
3.19
3.19
3.19
4. 78
1.49
43.31
7.85
10.60
1.99
92.95
65.39
46.25
54.22
33.49
5.99
36.68
15.95
15.95
19.95
15.95
14.35
6.38
12.76
4.38
70.18
131.78
70.18
12.76
33.49
130.28
70.18
Hamill, T. W., do
Heater, Walter, plowing ..
Heath man, F., work at
rock pit 70.18
Heath man, Jack, shovel
ing 65.39
Helsel, J. E., clearing
road H.76
Helsel, M. O., grading, 31.51
Housewert. J. R., do 107.82
Kappler, John, work in
rock pit 7.57
King, J. D-. grading 104.82
Knower, Otto, work in
rock pit 55.82
Kurtis, Harry, grubbing .. 86.92
Larson, V. L., work done
by hired man 40.50
McKillopp, CHfde. jgrading 74.18
McKillop, J. D., scraping.
McKillop, J. T.. grading. .
McKillop, Ray, work in
rock pit
Moen, Ole, do
Mullikin, George, shovel
ing Nelson, Frank, hauling
rock
Park. Albert, grubbing..
Park, L. L., grading 148.25
Park. W. H., work in rock
Pit 80.84
Petterson, John, do 83.14
Rlchter. Frank, grading. . 72.17
Schwenk, C., powder man 114.73
Salm, A., work in rock pit 32.70
Shaffer, George, do
Slaby, Joe, Sr., grading..
Slater, Frank, grubbing. .
Strom. Clifton, clearing
right of way
Williamson, S. L., grading
W liquet, Henry, grading,
etc
King. Wm. R foreman..
Road District No. 25
Collins, Paul, pulling fres-
uo. etc.
Howard, W. A., building
bridge ,
Lewis, Holley. scraping.
etc
Oregon Grain Co., plank.
etc.
Prunk. Earl, building
bridge ,
Prunk. Harry, dumping
- fresnos
Ransom. Wayne, scraping
Wheatman, Hugh, pulling
fresno . ...... . . . ;
Van Handel. J. B.,' planks
Steinkamp. Henry, patrol- v
tnan . jr. . . . . v . .'. .
' Road District No. 27
Gurjrarich, Eddie, build-
JGurgurich. Paul, Cutting ,
brush' .1. .
Gurgurkh. Winiam, build
ing bridge r . .i. . . . . .
Square ..Deal Hdw.. Co..
hovels ..V.. .......
Fabry."! John, patrolman
Road District No. 28
Sellers, i- C. A.. hauline v
51.44
80.55
12.76
119.80
25.52
215.82
131.59
44.92
9.57
6.3S
1.99
4.99
5.99
1.59
5.98
1.76
2.99
23.94
12.75
29.91
3.19
23.92
"15.56
7.97
it.s:
9.57
40.43
21.50
34.90
li9
13.15
4.38
4.80
26.92
work. Chas.. m kino-
Kelly. Max. filling holes. "
Maywarrt. Darrell. Do
Klock. Herman. Flagman
orown. s. D., Oiling-road
Brown. Willis. Drivlne-
truck 49 90
Richards. E. J. Patrolman 120 74
Road District No. 42
Utter. M. H. Patrolman . . H 98
Road District No. 43
Smith, F. H., smoothing
road,
Hitoman. Peter O. digging
rock .-
Kilborn. Oscar, patrolman
Road District No. 45
Earl. H. L. Estate, rope,
Fair, W. H., grading
Hennies, L. E.. patrolman
Road District No. 46
Strong. H. C. Cutting
brush, etc
Rosenbaum. N patrolman
Road District' No. 47
Jensen H. P.. repairing
grader 4.75
Road District No. 48
Ford Lumber Co., lumber 32.99
Road District No. 49
Boyle, Hugh, cutting brush 3.1
Genteman, Arthur, gravel
and hauling 337.16
Gilford. A., cutting brush 4.78
Lichty, William, burning
brush 1 69
Koker. Ralph, Do 1.59
Sweaney, G. W., Do.... 4.78
Van Cleave. A. M.. Do. . .. 1.59
Kwre, P..W., Patrolman. . 35.91
Road District No. 51
Adams, Geo., team on
fresno 17.97
Brownell, S. S., plowing. . 11.98
Coburn, J. M., grading.. 2.99
Gurgurkh, Edward, Do.. 9.57
Howard, L. L., team on
fresno 17.97
Mitchell, C..C, plowing.
etc .- . .... 9.57
Davidson, T. L., Patrol
man ' 17.95
Road District No. 53
McEIhaney, Byron, ditching 3.19
Road District No. 54
Grace, Art, cutting brush.
etc 6.38
Hall, Lewis, scraping .... 23.96
Moen, Ole. Do 12.76
Stortz, Sam, Do. ...... . 23.96
Krug, Alvin. patrolman.. 21.95
Road District No. 50
Hobart, A. F., patrolman 1.99
Road District No. SO
11.981
42.39
22.80
2.99
22.33
34.44
35.94
5.98
1.00
4.78
11.98
7.98
6rW
45.82
4.99
9.57
6.38
6.3
31.98
23.941
6.38
3.99
Stewart, Harry, do
Peerenboom,. Wm., dump
ing Fresnos .'.... 19.93
Walker, Leonard, patrol
man .v....- 34.90
Road District No. 68
Carter, W. H.. grading.
Missler, J., sharpening
drill
Taylor, E. A., picking rock-
etc
Road District No. 69
Gilles, Bill; hauling wood
Gilles, Chas.. patrolman
Road District No. 70
Hassle ft Riesterer, nails
Stefan! Lumber Co., lum
ber ; 1
Landingham, Jess, hauling
lumber
McBee, Clyde, cutting
brush, etc. .
Gerspacher, Joe, do
Schmltt, Al L, working
on bridge
Schmitt, Ed. use of trac
tor, etc .
Schmitt, George, patrol
man
Road District No. 83
Gardner, J. R-. cutting
brush
Keech, George, patrolman
Road District No. 88
Card, W. H., hauling gra
vel 11.98
Kincheloe. R. H., gravel 5.90
Reeves, Edna, work done
by hired man1..... 24.00
Wash,, W. L. haulipg gra
vel, etc. .... 15.17
WIntermantle, Eva, gravel 1.00
Wintermantle, Fred, haul.
ing gravel, etc 21.16
Reeves, Ray, patrolman. . 19.95
nA.it Tli.l XT n fWl
Anderson, Henry, ditch
ing, etc 12.76
Anderson, Raglin, Do . . . 12.76
Heinz, Lloyd A., cutting
brush, etc 15.36
Heinz, V. R., ditching. . . .
Heinz, Charles, patrolman
Truck Account
Bell, Lewie Serv. Statn.,
gceoline
Hamill, J. C, Do
Newcomb, V. E., tire and
tube 10.65
Patty Motor Co., parts.
etc
Sublimity Service Statn.,
gasoline .
Binegar, O. D., driving
truck 119.24
Branch, A. C, Do . . 127.23
Burnham. A. E., Do 114.48
Hanna, Chris W., Do . 130.74
Van Cleave. Kenneth, Do 107.73
Wilson, E. L., Do 84.79
Woodruff. Clvde, Do 108.23
Caterpillar Accounts
Bartruff, Omer, operating
caterpillar 181.23
Brown, Claud, Do 47.38
Burns, J. A., Do 134.73
McCormick, M. J., Do . . . 134.73
Miller, Rv B., Do ... 32.43
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Brown. Carl, repairing..
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Patterson, Pearl, plowing.
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28.71
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Baaer, J. Dennis, dumping r
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51.66
23.96
51.66
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STATE Or OXEOOH
DepartOMnk of Stste
galea
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKK that
pursDsnt to the prevuionc of Seetiont
2728 2729, Oreron Laws, the followinz
um wtrmii uiuea ior s period of
more tsan aerenyears prior to July
1VZ8. will be declared roid and navmant
thereon refused bT th, st&ti Tr..,
01 ureron, uniesi preaeated for payment
at ue oiure 01 tne estate Treaiurer, 8a
lent, ureon, within sixty cayt front the
6th day of September, 1928, the date of
me lint publication of thia notice
w arrant jjate la Whose
Nomber Iia'd Favor
, GENERAL FUND:
74925 Oct. 2, 'SO, National Board
of i'ird underwriters $130.00
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ami a, ii, jtota uro-
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91892 April 14. '21, E. O. Paariih
94111 Mar 6, '21. G. E. Perrln-
tr Ranches Co .
94451 May 10. '21. W. H. Kaley
97128 June 3, '21. Alex Gilbert.
Jr.
973.85 June S, '21, Jlra. Tuiliia
Hayes -
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Hamisch
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19285 May 21, 71. Miaeha Go'ter
Parage
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REHABILITATION FOND
5 Feb. 28. '21, University of
Oregon (John C. Lamb).
18 April 28, '21, George Bry-
aa u
8.75
t.00
28.20
84.00
22.25
17.50
1.00
7.00
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11.42
1.79
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7.00
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"-. j .v . " to oe Hereto f
(SEAL) September. 1928.
SAM A. K02.ru
Secretary of 8Ute.
. ; 8.0-18-20-27.
l- - 1
ADM IX ISTRA TOR'S fmrr ia
-av
PINAL SETTLEMEX'T
Notice is herebv riven thai
undersigned, John Francis Laugh-
, avufutautrator 01 tne estate of
Mary Laughlin. deceased ham
hia tinal account in the County
wu. 1 ui mar ion uounty, Oregon
and that the said Court has ap
pointed Monday. October is
1928, al 9 A .M.. as th tlm
the hearing ot objections to the
bki rmai account.
Now, therefore, all nerimne in
terested in the esute of Mary
Laughlin, deceaeed, v are hereby
notified and required to appear
aa me ionnty uourt Room, in the
Court Jlouse at Salem, Marion
County, Oregon, at the said time,
men ana mere to show can ha if
any there be why the said ac-
coum,snouia not be allowed and
approved, the said estate finaii
settled, and the said administra
tor uiscnarged. - - i
Dated this 14th dav of RontAm
ber, 192a. . . ;i v
JOHN FRANCIS LADGHLlKf. .
Administrator of the Estate of
Mary. Laughlin, deceased. ,
FRANKLB. . LAYMAN.. Attornev
for EsUte. W
- First puhlication Sentember 14
1928. r
Last publication October
1928. S. 14-21-28-0. 5-12
BUSINESS OPP.
RESTAURANT
For Sale In down town dis
trict. A real money maker. For
full particulars see
BECHTEL or SEARS
341 State St. Room
GOOD MONET MAKER. We
have an opportunity for a hustler
with a few hundred dollars to
take charge of the sales end of
manufacturing proposition. Phone
372 or 2086-J.
FOR SALE Real Estate
iuu TKAuti rine 6 room
house, fine lot with trees, garage
icr a more moaern nome of 6 or
t TQoms in good district, and pay
difference.
,To trade equity iua large ranch
for small place near Salem, will
assume some. This is priced at a
bargain aad will give an excellent
deal on some small place in or out
of town.
3 acres at a bargain on the Dal
las highway, 150 cherry trees 6
yrs. old, 6 room old style house
Price 2500, best of terms.
... ...
l Vi acres with new 4 room
house close to city limits, east of
Salem, will take some trade.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
202 U. S, Nat. Bank Bldg.
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14750.00. Fine new six-room
home. East front, hardwood
floors, fireplace, built-ins, base
ment, furnace, near school, park
and bus, and paving paid. See it
XOW.
12500.00.. Four room 8 and
bath. Large corner lot. Garage.
Nice trees. $150.00 down and
820.00 per month including in
terest. HURRY.
Timber fifty thousand acres
fir and pine. Well located for
logging and manufacturing. Rea
sonably priced.
Some wonderful bargains in
city, country, and business prop
erty. . See us NOW.
vWant Private money for first
mortgage real estate loans.
CAPITOL REALTY CO.
Insurance Loans
21 C North High Ph. 1143
BEAUTIFUL 5 ROOM HOUSE.
2 rooms upstairs could JJe fin
ished. New and strictly modern.
East front, very ' attractive, on
pavement, garage, nice walnut
trees.
85900. Easy Terms.
We want Salem property to
trade for Portland residence prop
erty and Spokane for Salem resi
dence. I '
SOCOLOFSKY & SON
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. ;
BUS. corner bringing 972 per
mo. Price ibgoo. . win trade.
Large business corner with in
come, is growing aaiiy in value.
$17,000. i
GERTRUDE i J. M. PAGE
484 Court Str.
SPECIAL REDUCTION
$6500 home for $5250. Best
of construction throughout, 6 nice
rooms, oak floors, built-ins in din
ing room and kitchen, fine base
ment, garage. Oak trees. Street
paved and paid. Bus goes past
door and is walking distance to
grade and junior schools, also
Capitol bldg. Be sure to see this.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
220 State Street Phone 1727
VIEW PROPERTY
For one who appreciates our
mts. and an unexcelled view of
the city this house can't be beat
7 nice- rooms, newly papered and
painted, good basement and gar
age. Lot is large enough for two
more houses 81x128, has abun
dance of fruit and nut trees. Just
like the country but city conren
iences. f Owner's work forces him
to leave Salem. This is an op
portunity you can t afford to miss.
Price $4500, some" terms.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with :
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street Phone 1727
21 ACRE farm all equipped
$500.00 cash. See or write owner
at R. 5, Box 123A.
BEAUTIFUL new suburban
home with 9 lots, many trees, S
rms., furnace, fireplace, elec. wa
ter system, wired for range, Fri-
gidafre, tapestry wall paper, best
construction, you can buy this, de
velop the grounds and make
maney. $6500, terms.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
175 S. High St.
MUST SELL to close estate, 4
room plastered hquse, new 1925,
north, close to pavement, $1850
cash. Nice home for small fam
ily. Come quick.
6 room house and lot 54x231,
on State st., paving paid, double
garage. Only $2975. Terms.
8 room modern
variety
rrult, city water. $5000. Will
take Salem res. to $3500.
TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY
Phone 651 421. Court St
LARGE HOUSE For rent
Now $6012 rooms, large fur
nace, two fireplaces, 2 garages
extra plumbing. Close in at 686
Center. Suitable roomers or
boarders. Immediate possession
BECKE & HENDRICKS j
189 N. High Street
Zft . acres.
house, near Woodburn,
FOR SALE OR TRADE
16 acres near Mill City, Ore
gon, on graveled and oiled road.
New house and large 20x70 poul
try .house other buildings hy
draulic ram water system 500 ft.
flume and ten foot water ifheel
ior electric light plant A fine
homesite. About 13500. Will
trade for Salem property, or acre
age within ten miles on east side
of river must be on graveled or
paved road and on an electric light
line. J. Stanley Brattain, Mill
City, Ore. j.
$300 r iwwN PrettTh
large rooms with furnace, fire
place, etc. Immediate possession.
Monthly payments on balance. To
tal price $3850. See at 919 Mar
ket,
BECKE & HENDRICKS
189 N. High Street
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT SAYS
That he has a dandy buy in an
11 acre improved suburban home.
room nearly new house, good
barn, rich soil and on pavement
close in. Price $4500.00, easy
terms.
Call at
147 N Commercial St., Salem. Core.
SPECIAL
$1500 Nice home, 4 rooms and
bath, creek, lot. close to
bus. $150 down.
$2300 An attractive bungalow.
3 rooms and nook, fire
place, garage, paving, close
to bus & school. Terms.
$2750 Good home, 5 rooms and
fruit room, fireplace, wood
house, garage, paving, good
location, $200 down.
$3500 Nice bungalow, 5 rooms,
sleeping porch, basement,
fireplace, garage, paving,
nice lawn, good location.
$300 down. .
$5250 New and strictly modern
Eng. type home, 5 rooms,
attic stairway. $500 down.
$5900 Modern T-Tm. Eng. type
home, east front, some
trees. $500 down.
6250 7-room modern bungalow,
close in on N. Winter St.
$1000 down.
Private money to loan.
MELVIN JOHNSON
329 U. S. Bk. Cldg. Phone 637
HOUSE BARGAIN: 5 rooms.
nice lot, paved st. and walk,
$2500.00. small cash payment, re
mainder like rent. John H. Scott,
1189 Court. Ph. 622.
FOUR Room house, paved
street, practically new, basement,
built-ins. Total price Including
paving paid. $2300. Terms so you
can pay. Owner 253 8-R.
6 ROOM house and 2 lots. In
good location. Call 2075 Center
St,
5 ACRE fruit tract', good five
room house, good well and spring,
outbuildings. 6 mi. S. tf Salem.
Phone 36F13.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
WANTED One or two acres
suitable for poultry with good
small house to exchange for clear
city.
Wanted small place not too
far from Salem to exchange for
city 7-room house.
Have city mansion on large
corner to exchange for farm up to
$10,000.
Have choice Portland property
not heavily mortgaged to ex
change for farm up to $25,000.
Have Hillsboro and Portland
property mostly clear to exchange
for dairy ranch up to $25,000.
Prefer stocked and equipped.
BARBER & BOND
200 Gray Bldg. 125 N. Liberty
5 ROOM Bungalow for rent on
the hill near Leslis High and the
Lincoln -school. Ia fine condition.
Ph, 1365-J.
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HOUSES FOR RENT $15 to
$65. Today 18 to choose from.
Immediate possession on most.
BECKE it HENDRICKS
18$ N. High Street
6 DOMousel WalWngis
tance. 1176 Marion St.
3 ROOM cottage. $9.00 per
month. Phone 1390-J.
FOR RENT Fine new 6 room
house at 845 Hood St. Also 4
room bungalow. Melvin Johnson.
Phone 637.
FOR RENT. Houses and apart
ments. F. L. Wood, 341 State.
Phone 794.
FOR RENT Apartments
A WELL furnished Apt.
Hazel Ave. Ph. 1939-W.
261
FURNISHED or unfurnished 3-
room heated apartment. Phone
1362-M, 1680 Center SL
FURNISHED Apt ," $25.00 Gar-
age, heat, etc. Private entrance.
Phone 143.,
MODERN, furnished flat. 696
i. Cottage.
FURNISHED or unfurnished
heated apartment.; 210 N. 14th St.
CLOSE IN 2 and 3-room apart
ments. First floor, electric range,
garage. 1047 S. Goml. 2561-W.
pIrESOTT'S 1 lurniai Ved apart!
ments. furnace heat. 1064 Oak
ACREAGE
FARM BARGAINS
If you want a sheep or goat
ranch, a timber tract, either land
or stumpage, on easy terms or a
walnut ana nioert orchard, 3
miles out with a new, modern res
idence, electric lights and water
system, see owner.
JOHN H. SCOTT
1189 Court St. Phone 622
FARM BARGAIN. Tso acres!
nearly all under plow, running
water and good well, little tim
ber, fair buildings. Just off main
Pacific highway, market roadj
through the place, 2 miles from
town. $50 per. acre. Half cash.
F. L. Wood, Room 8, Bayne Build
ing.
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Must be sold before Oct. 1st
Price $10,000, was $15,000
Best of terms. Will take a good
home in Salem as part pay. Rich
sandy loam soil, some timber, fine
pasture, running water. Very
good buildings, 7 R: house, large
new barn, hog and chicken houses
on market road near Stayton.
Most ideal for stock or dairying.
Especially adapted . for alfalfa,
clover, grain, potatoes, sugar
beets, garden truck, corn. This
farm is owned by a widow, not
able to run farm. Must sell at
sacrifice price $10,000, good
terms. See Bechtel or Sears, 341
State St. Room 4.
Ambassador Apts.
Electric Ranges and Refrigeration
Radio
High class residential district
Cheerful, attractive and light
2 Room furnished $37.50 & $40.
2 Room unfurnished $32.50 & $35
Children Welcome
550 N. Summer 1972
PATTON APARTMETSCoiy.
clean, comfortable, nicely fur
nished, private bath. Steam heat.
Down town district. Reasonable
in price. For inspection call Pat
ton's Book Store.
FURNISHED and unfurnished
3 room apartments. Virginia
Apartments. 879 N. Liberty.
LOOK THESE OVER
Dandy hop yard for sale about
0 acres under trellis. Might con
sider good river bottom land in
exchange.
Two houses to trade for farm.
Houses to rent. Want farms to
rent. Fine chicken ranch for sale
or trade. See me for business.
O. L. FOSTER
62 State St. Room 10
DAIRY FARM:
150 A. located 1 mile from good
town in Marion Co. 125 A. un
der plow 25 A. timber and pas
ture. Fences and Bldgs.. in fair
condition; 2 silos room for 40
cows; spring water. Absentee
owner will sacrifice and accept
some trade.
' O. K. De WITT
1313 Edgewater Phone 1643
FOR RENT Rooms
ROOM Outside entrance. Pri
vate bath shower. 243 N. Sum
mer St.-
LARGE furnished double room
with private bath. Vomen pre
ferred suitable tor two occu
pants reasonable rates. Phone
2018-J. 1599 State St.
ROOM and BOARD
BOARD and room.
Captl. $35 per month.
630 N.
GREATEST Tradlne onranUa,
tion on the Pacific Coast. We have
over 3000 properties listed for ex
cnange. .Every kind of property,
every price, every location. We
can match your eirhanr exact
Iv. If vou would like to trad -rnnr
property today, come in today. See
UASKllA et i&AKUCi, neaitors
166 S. Liberty Tel. 2242
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EQUALIZATION OF ASSESS
MEXT ROLL
The State Tax Commission will
attend as a board of equalisation
at the Capftol in Salem, Oregon,
on the third Monday in October,
1928. and publicly examine the
assessment roll by it made, and
review the same, and correct all
errors in valuation.- aescription.
quantities or qualities of property
by it assessable and in apportion
ment of assessments made by it:
and it shall be the duty of the per
sons and' companies Interested to
appear at the time and place ap
pointed.
Petitions or applications for the
reduction or change of apportion
ment of a particular assessment
shall be made in writing," verified
by the oath of tbe. applicant, its
president, secretary, managing
agent or attorney In fact, and be
filed with the Commission during
the first week it ; is by law re
quired to be In session, and any
petition or application-, not so made
vereffed and filed shall not be
considered or acted upon. . .
i. - STATE TAX COMMISSION
1 By Ralph Wirth.
''' Secretary. Si 21-28 O. S-12
Oregon Farms are 6a fe invest
ments. 80 acres, 40 un
der plow.- 5 room house.
large barn, running wa
ter, good soil. An all
around farm, and a snap
at $6500.00.
State Tne number of acres
you want. With or
without buildings
near Salem. We have it.
Fair Enough. 43 acres Norh
- of Salem. Good bottom
land In good location at
$4300.00. Very easy
terms.
Bargain-107 acres. 6 miles from
Woodburn with good
improvements. This
farm has paid for Itself
and will .do. it again
Price $150.00 per acre.
The very best; of terms.
Week Of bargains. 22 acres
good bottom f land at
$1600.00. on good road.
Easy payments.
If you .have anything to
trade tell us about it.
At Ulrich and Roberts
129 N. Com'l St. Tel. 1854
SOME RENTER With $500
Here's a new modern home of 5
rooms and large attic ; Furnace.
urepiace, garage, wired range.
Water heater. Hardwood, etc.
On large 50x16$ lot. Paved. Be
ing finished 'to suit. Total price
$3750 and alter down payment-
all balance EXACTLY like rent.
Low interest, i:-'-;. ;
BECKE V HENDRICKS
189 N. High Street y
10 A. Tract neaT Salem. Bldgs
fruit, berries, $2500, terms.
30 A. farm, all .new, modern
bldgs., fruit," berries, sacrifice.,
$6500.
10 A. close in. 6 A. berries
small set bldgs. Snap, $4 750,
terms.
100 A. farm, fine soil, hear
highway, $100 per A., terms or
exchange.
For rent 6 room bungalow,
$25.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
212 Gray Bldg.
- 11 ACRES, good bouse and
barn, four mfrlfts from- Capitol
Building, paved road, productive
soil, suitable for berries, poultry
or would be ideal for small dairy.
For sale by owner on eaey terms.
Phone 253 8-R. - -
FOR RENT ' -
WELL furnished heated room.
use of bath and phone. Phone
1870-M 606 S. Church.
FOR RENTaras
For Rent Houses.
For Rent Apartments.
$100 down, balance just like
rent, you can own a jiome of yoar
own. see uechtel or Sears; 341
State St. Room 4. i
FOR RENT Bousea
FOR RENT : "
We have a brand
house for rent. Not for sal
'Also, close In 10 room hnnu -ffA
only $40 per month. - . .
see Mrs. Ellis with - i -LEO
N. CHILDS CO Htmukim
320 State Streeti Phone 1727
SEVEN room house North Ra.
iem large garden, rent 120 - Ra
ornerilUnlon St. Salem
- .i FOR RENT - -j 4. ;..
t bouse on S. 251a.....s15:oa
zo.oo
20.00
25.C0
2X00
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5 t. house on S. 14th....
r. nouse on N. Winter. .
7 r.- house on S. Cottage. .
5 rehouse on Fairgrounds,
6 r. furnteVedN20ai ;YiV
V Cif- - KRUEGER y
. - , Realtor
it conn . .. ; Phone 117
FURN. housw tisTTr(
downstrt $25. 411 N Summer 830
LIVE STOCK and POULTRY
FOR SALE Registered Poland
China male hog, 20 months' old.
Phone 6F3. L. Townsend. R. 2.
Gervais.
iOLL Y WOOD PRODUCE CO." "
We pay highest market price
for eggs, poultry,! live or dressed,
veal, pork, clover seed, etc. 1945
Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 715 J.
FOR SALE P U L L E T S
COCKERELS, R o C k s. Reds,
Giants. Minorcas. Orniurtons.
Leghorns. Prices right. Phone
133F2, Lee's Hatchery.
WHITE SCOTCH Collie at Stud.
Salem's White King. Register
number 58598. jservtce guaran
teed. Puppies andl grown stock for
tale. Mrs. Bennett, 1030 Chemek
eta. Phone 1539.
BARRED Rock pullets ready to
lay, $1.50 each. Also Reds. Min
orcas, Orphingtons, Jersey Giants.
Come and see them. Tel. 133F2.
Lee's Hatchery.
accessor-
375.00
225.00
100.00
85.00
295.00
FOR SALEUsed Cars
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Center at Liberty St.
TeIephone-S995 .
Authorized Sales A Service
FORD FORDSOX LINCOLN
Center at Liberty Street
Tel.1995
1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. $300.00
192,6 Ford Tudor Sedan,
New rubber, Ruck-
stell equipped
1925 Tudor Sedan $100-
worth ot
les ......
iZ4 Roadster Pickun
body
1922 Coupe ' Good con
dition
1926 Essex Coach, new
paint ,,
Fall .Plowing with
Fordson Tractors at reduced
prices, overhauled completely
. 4300.00
LOOK
Mr. Used Car Buver
Packard six Sedan r imaa
Oldsmobile Landau Sedan. .$ 850
Hudson Super Six Sedan. . , 265
Auburn Six Sedan. t. 7. . ". 12S
Studebaker Special Six Se
dan , tun
Fords, Sedan Coupe--Toor ;
ng ttoaaster . . . $ 4 0 to $ 3 S 0
We are only listinsf a few , f
" "ol bays, room will not per-
us w hbi tnem an. If you
are Interested la a good used" car
it will pay you to look out stork
over. Our stock chinrt rfaii
Maybe the car you am innkinv tar
will be on Our floor tut.
dowa and see. Trjr to maVci oar
prices... Nuf sed. ' ' 51 .
HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW 1
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Capitol Motors Inc.
: Biddy Bishop
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