i y.T.iiWi.'VjMiViTM m
The New OREGON Statesman, Salem, Oregon, rttexday Morning, December 25; 1928
sgQmlly Row Has
&Fatal Result As
-. . . - . . . -
Youth Succumbs
Portland, Ore., Dee. 84.-
CAP) George Howard, If. Is
.ktd, and his brother, Ben How-
ard. is in the-eonntw Jail, held on
an open charge In' connection with
George's death, following a fam
ily quarrel at the Howard
homSi. -
'- George He ward was taken to
the count? hospital In an uncon
scious condition and died without
regaining eonsclonsnestr An In
quest will be held - Monday, v .
:Ready to Serve
us. u 5 u via,
MlMltlM
Our fleet of trucks are at your
service. If you want moving
orTiauling work done careful
ly, and quickly
Just Call B
Fuel for Fall!
WE HANDLE
FUEL and DIESEL Oil
FOR FURNACES
Also Gas & Diamond Briquets
Lanner Transfer Co.
Offkt 143 S. Liberty
Warehouse 889 N. Liberty
READ THIS FIRST
Poverty and fatlure shadowed the
little Colonial house which Byrd
Browning had Just touch t. hoping
tcai ii weuia revive tarry s love ror
her - and hie4 bitercat In a home and
children. For Byrd Browning, brought
up In a email town. - was trying to
ilapt herself to her fast-moving, mag-
nf iic young ftuiMBO, out - an soon
discovered that Jack Duncan, his bus
iness associate, was plunging him Into
aeo instead c making him rich
he promised. Larry s .friends were
lively and spendthrift, and Larry, too,
waa spending- his enure income, even
me targe sums ne waa continually Dor
row ina from Mr. Hamilton. Br rd' a fa
ther, on useless extravagance and on
inoia uamptell, a former sweetheart
of Larry's.
Pat. Byrd'e young sister, who lived
with them, was going a rapid Dace.
Byrd became alienated from Marry
Duncan, who was taking steps to di
vorce ner irastMnd. jack gave a party
at the Knickerbocker club, where he
was living, and Pat attended It. Mrs.
Hamilton, By rd s mother, who was vis
iting her daughters, to Iter horror dis
covered Pat "under the Influence of."
(NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
.
CHAPTER XLIV
BYRD ate her breakfast alone.
" Mrs. Hamilton refused to
speak to her, and Pat wai
lying In bed. 111.
Byrd was grateful for the pres
ence of Mandy. She helped a little
to coyer her feeling of terrible de
pression. It seemed to Byrd that
all her efforts since her marriage
had been in vain. She "telt that
everything waa doomed, her mar
riage, her home, her whole life!
Everything!
A shiver trickled every now and
then up and down her spine, as
'he recalled the awful scene of the
night before. .
- She would remember to her dy
ing day the look on Pat's face as
Henrietta's tall, lank figure, re
sembling, in her high-necked, long
sleeved, cotton nightdress, one of
Dante's avenging angels straight
from purgatory, glowered in the
doorway.
Mrs. Hamilton had wormed ev
erything out of . them. She had
learned that Pat wasn't in bus
iness college. She had learned that
she was spending the allowance
her father had given her to put
her through- school, chasing
around. She had learned that she
was working in a department
store. And horror of horrors, she
knew that Pat was "under the in
fluence of.'
"To think I'd live to see the
day when one of my girls should
come to this!" she moaned. "I'd
rather see her dead!"
She had collapsed Into the little
rocker and sat with her head bur
ied in her hands, her whole gaunt
frame shaking with terrific sobs.
Byrd was terribly sorry for her.
"Moms; dear," said Byrd, diffi
dently, putting her arms around
her mother's shoulders, "it's not
as bad as that. Tou're just letting
yourself think the worst about
things. Pat hasn't been chasing
around. This just happened to
happen!"
The Door to Opportunity
opens to those who hare ready money
Ctart Saviaes Account Tday
United States National iank
Affiliated with
West Coast Bancorporation
Resources Over Twenty Million Dollars :
.""Mrs. Hamilton flung off Byrd's
arms as If they were riper.
"And you try to protect her and
excuse her she flamedup again
again. "Tou're no better than your
sister, young lady. I thought you
would have to set her a good ex
ample 'and that would straighten
yon out, too. Ton probably led her
into this." . ,
Byrd decided not to roil up fur
ther waters already turbid.
They had talked on and on for
hours, getting nownere, Pat and
Byrd taking turns trying to ap
pease their mother and tp convince
her that Pat wasn't the kind of
person that her mother seemed to
enjoy thinking she waa.
"Well, young woman." said
Mrs. Hamilton, finally, eyeing Pat
as if she were a leper that might
contaminate the world, "you're
going back to Jacksonville with
me tomorrow night."
Poor Pat! Byrd's heart ached
for her. She wished she could pre
vent her going back home, but
Byrd knew that her mother was
adamant when once her mind was
made up.
She nibbled at a little piece of
toast and dipped into her egg.
Her appetite was completely eone.
"Wa'sa matter, honey t" asked
Mandy, dolefully. "You ain't
enough to keep this 'ere little bird
alive."
Byrd tried to smile into Mandy's
face.
"Did you ever read Aristotle?"
asked Byrd, suddenly. "His phllos
softhy was that even amidst chaos
one could find happiness. I don't
believe itl"
Mandy looked startled.
"G'wan, Mis' Browning, I heard
this Aristotle preach las' Sunday
and he says "
"You're fooling," laughed Byrd.
"Amanda Amanda you never
told me your last name, Amanda!"
"It's my last husban's last name,
ma'arrt," said Mandy. "My las'
name's Ammonia. Mandy Atni
monla."
While she was talking to Mandy
the telephone rang. It was Prog
ress Polk, asking her to stop down
at the bank some time during the
morning.
Byrd was glad to have an excuse
to get out of the house. .
She ran up to see Pat before
she left, but Pat was sleeping.
She looked like a pink petal
curled up under the garlanded silk
comforter, her face flushed with
its usual high color with every
sign of last night's orgy gone.
Byrd drove directly to Mr.
Polk's bank, and found him wait
ing for her In his private office.
"Everything's fixed up," he an
nounced, cheerfully, as she slump
ed into a chair beside his desk.
She looked tired and ill and wor
ried. "You better take a little va
cation yourself, child. You look
sort of caved in."
Mr. Polk looked at Byrd anx
iously. Her blue eyes, deep and
shadowy, had little pockets of
worry around them.
"You know the. old saying
about life being one damn thing
after the other?" smiled Byrd, a
bit wanly.
She suddenly had the over
whelming feeling that she wanted
to tell Mr. Polk all her troubles.
It would help her bear them if she
could talk about them. He was an
understanding person and a life
long friend of her father's. His
kindly, open face seemed to Invite
her confidence.
"I'm sick with worry over the
Builders' Supply stock," Byrd be
gan. "Jack Duncan owns half of
It, and he may decide to apply his
'get-rich-quick' methods to It."
"There's some danger of his
manipulating it," said Mr. Polk,
particularly when he can throw
the blame, if necessary, on your
husband's shoulders."
"I wish you'd approach him,"
suggested Byrd.
Mr. Polk shook his head.
"I put the screws on him to get
this back," Indicating a check for
two thousand dollars. "We know
Mr. Browning invested at least
that much in those realty com
panies. At least, we compromised
on this in order to get the matter
settled."
"I'm so glad that Larry's out
of, that," said Byrd. intensely re
lieved. "If only we owned all ol
the Builders stock."
, "Well watch our chance. It may
corn sooner than we expect," he
said encouragingly.
Mr. Polk told Byrd that gossip
had it that Duncan naa nougni a
house for a woman who was for
merly his stenographer, known
about town as "The Canary." He
had also bought her a ear, jewels
and expensive clothes. One of
their own detectives was keeping
pretty close tab on his affairs.
"And I happen to know that the
police are weaving - a fatal net
about him. They've received in
structions to see (hat he doesn't
leave town," Mr. Polk Informed
Byrd. "That's to be kept strictly
under the hat.
"On, is it as bad as that?" cried
Byrd. "How terrible for Margy
and his children!"
Byrd was distressed. It couldn't
be possible that Jack Duncan, a
friend and partner of Larry's, was
facing disgrace and rum and prob
ably a long penitentiary sentence
"I predict that it won't be rery
long now when xnoney'll grow
scarce and you'll have a chance
to buy back his share of the Build
ers' stock, repeated Mr. Polk.
He handed Byrd the check for
two thousand dollars.
"Keep it here until I'm read;
to use it," said Byrd. ,
She was thinking that she
hadn't the least idea where she
could get the balance required to
purchase Jack's stock. But she'd
get it somewhere. Her reputation
and Larry's depended upon that
purchase!
As Byrd walked through the
revolving doors leading to the
street, there seemed to be a subtle
excitement in the air. The clamor
of newsboys' voices, the hurrying
of people to the corners, where
they were congregated, buying pa
pers, gave her a premonition of
something tragic having happened.
'All about prominent broker be
ing jailed for attempted murder!
All about an attempted .murder at
a wild drinking party! All about
attempted murder! Murder!
With fingers that had suddenly
turned into little Icicles. Byrd
fumbled In her purse for three
cents and pushed through the
crowd. She managed to buy a
paper. .
She hurried back into the bank,
into the ladies' lounging room, and
dropped into a chair. There It
was, an eight-column streamer. In
type two inches high.
JOHN DUNCAN JAILED FOL
LOWING WILD PARTY
FISTCDPFS FOLLOW QUARREL
Jack Duncan, prominent broker,
smashed the nose of a well-known
citiien during an argument at a
dinner party in Duncan's private
suite at the Knickerbocker club
last night.
Duncan was-accused by his as-
WlaWipf having sold him twenty
thousand dollars of worthless
stock under the most fraudulent
misrepresentations.
The altercation developed into
a battle which lasted until the
men could be separated. Duncan
is out on ball on an asault and
battery charge.
The prosecution has a list of the
guests and will call them as witnesses.
Duncan's wife, Margaret Mc
Manus. formerly of Ypsllantl,
Mich., is suing Duncan for divorce
on grounds of desertion, gross
neglect and cruelty and sensation
al developments are expected at
the trial, which has been set for
the first part of November.
Prosecutor McAvoy says he will
start an immediate investigation
into the affairs of the Hillandale
and Sunset Point Realty compan
ies, of which Duncan is president.
Byrd felt stunned. Suddenly the
significance of the word "wit
nesses" struck her like a bolt of
out of the sky. Pat might be called
as a witness. She must hurry
home and use every inducement
to persuade Pat to return to Jack
sonville for a little while at least,
until this affair should blow over.
Byrd hurried out into the kit
chen, where Mandy was getting
lunch.
"Where's Pat?" she asked, try
ing to keep the hysterical note out
it her voice. "Is she still sleep
ing?" "No'm. Mis' Browning." Man
dy's black and white eyes opened
wide. "This 'ere Mr. Everson, he
come 'round 'bout half 'our ago
ir-inrmimni n
BID
fl
lUtfl Ml
' BY PHOSECUTiJS
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14.
(AP) Reports that the under
world had threatened to take Dis
trict Attorney Burton Fltts "for
a ride" today resulted in extra
safeguards being thrown around
the new official.
Luclen C. Wheeler, chief of the
bureau of Investigation of District
Attorney Fitts office. refused to
divulge the source of the informs
tion or its nature. Rumors which
could not be confirmed said that
20 Los Angeles underworld char
acters met in a suburban town
last night and agreed that the
new district attorney was "en
tirely too active" and would have
to be "put away."
Bill Ikes, a special detective,
was assigned today as a body
guard to Fltts, Wheeler said, and
the guard placed at 'the district
attorney's house when he took of
fice, succeeding Asa Keyes, now
under Indictment for bribery, has
been strengthened.
Wheeler said information that
gangsters were planning to take
the new young district attorney
"for a ride," if he attempted to
carry out the "clean up" which
he has started, had reached him
two weeks ago, and that there
were "new developments" today.
Meanwhile, Fitts, accompanied
by his bodyguard, was reported to
be at a friend's house, and could
not be located.
Inefficiency of
Homicide Squad
Causes Shakeup
NEW YORK, Dec. 24. (AP)
Police Commissioner Grover Wha-
len has wiped out the homicide
squad, the police arm which had
direct charge on the investigation
of the slaying of Arnold Rotli-
stein, Broadway gambler, sand re
tired its commander, Deputy In
spector Arthur A. Carey.
The failure of the squad to clean
up the Rothstein case brought the
administration of former police
commissioner Warren under fire
just prior to his resignation.
Iseaea Dally Except "Measay y V
"-'-- fcbe
&Ut timun Pnbli btn ' Co
115 So. Commercial St. x
Member ef tas
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tke Associated Press Is exelaalvsly
satitlad to the ese toe fablieatioa of
all aws cispatenss credited to it or
set otherwise credited ia tHis paper
sad also te the local news pusUbes
keraia.
eatkss
business orriccs
Pacitie Coat Rspreseatetivei:
Arthur W. Stypes, Iae.. Sonty
Bide.. Portland; Sharon Bldg.. Sas
Franc uco; 911 Weatera Paeilio
Bid.. Lot Angeles.
TELEPHONE
500
Tot All Departments
Entered-at the rml Uffiee i Salsss.
Oregon, as second class msiter.
BUBSCKEPTIOH BATES
(Call Subscription Kates, in Advance
Within Oregaa; Daily and Sunday
1 Mo. 50 cents; 8 Mo. 91.35. 0 Mo.
12.85; 1 year $4.00. Elsewhere 50
cents per mo. or $5.00 1 year in ad
vance.
s By Cty Carrier
50 cent sa month; $5.50 a year ia
advance.
CLASSIFIED ADVEKTISXhTO
ReaCing notices, per Hns.A. i5c
(2 Una minimum charge)
Classified Advertising. Pr line 10e
Clssikl'ied Advertising, per line
3 es 0e
Classified Advirtising. per line
6 times - SOc
One month, dnily and Sunday
per line 0
CONTRACT CLASSIFIED
(6 months contract)
5 Mines daily minimum per month, 4e
s lias.
10 redaction for minimum of 10
liaes daily)
BUSINESS orp...
ARE TOU LOOKTN'G FOR A atONE
MAKING PROPOSITION .
- ..- w uivs! , IT nn Af the)
best. It not the very best srocory-cl-
Icatesaen ajta ni niui-iiivi,n'i
. 1 A ma Irinir monev every
day. Sales around $2600 per monjh. -Nice
living- quarters, low rent. Will
net better than 15 per cent on your in
vestment besides your Uvln. Just the .
n!a(-e for a man and wife who know
the business. Present owner nude
enough out ofthis to retire.. Tou must
have eonstderaoio caan to nsmw
will not bo disappointed when you in
vestigate it.
F. Q. DELANO
S9S North Church Tel. 2SJ
i r icp riir staif km for sale.
Doing good business Inquire at one
if Interested, fairgrouna ronu at iwi i'i
Summer. u ,.n.rLnjxinj-uT.ru-u-ij-ij-i.i-
FOR SAUK General merchandise
stock, doing good business and mak
ing money. Cheap rent. . Invoice about
SlO.Wv. This will bear investigation,
F. I WOOD
14 1 State Street
FOR SALE Real Estate
FOR SALE nice 5 nil. bungatow on
paved street at a bargain. Easy terms.
New paint outside and in and new
paper in every room.
JOfTN H. SCOTT
1189 Court Street Phone 22
PARAGUAY
BOLIVIA
ROW IS CONSIDERED
1.0.0 J. Members
Attend in Salem
The Orphan Child
Finds "Father"
The Pioneer Service Co., Inc., follows the -delinquent
debtor from county to county and from state to state.
' . We make it almost impossible for a deadbeat to "father"
a bill In one community and then move away and leave his
;"ehlld" an orphan.
PIONEER SERVICE COMPANY, Inc.
' m .
State HedqMrtr, Xageme Oregon
MONMOUTH. Ore., Dec. 22.
(Special) Thirteen Monmouth
Odd Fellows accepted the lnvita
tlon of the. Salem lodge Wedne?
day evening to attend their session
at which second degree work was
put on by a -Portland team for a
Salem candidate and for C. G
Hewitt and Claude Larkln, Mon
mouth candidates. Jesse Johnson
O. C. Allen, Claude Boothby, Ho
mer Dodds , A. C. Stenbrough, R
B. Swenson and Irving Swenson,
were among those who went from
here.
T
Inquiry Into Oil
Contracts Ends
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. (AP)
The senate public lands com
mittee has closed its lnvestlga
tion into the renewal of the con.
tract by the Sinclair Crude Oil
Purchasing company on the Salt
Creek, Wyoming oil field coinci
dent with action by the interior
department in contracting with
the White Eagle Oil and Refining
company and the Texas company
for sale of oil from the field.
17 Families Are
Made Homeless
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Dec. 24.
(AP) Seventeen families were
made homeless tonight when fire
destroyed the Colonial apartments
in an exclusive residential district
here, causing damage estimated
at 150,000.
and he comes to me an' says, 'Mis
Pat-and I is goin' for a little drive
and see ef you kin keep, Mrs. Ham
ilton out in the back. yard for u
little wile,' an' he slips a five dollar-bill
Into ma ha'n. He writes
on a paper and puts it Into 'vel-
ope and says, 'An' give this to
Mis Hamilton when Mis Brown
ing comes home. ' " .
Byrd took it. There was no ad
dress on the envelope. But Che:
had no doubt intended it for Mrs.
Hamilton.
As her mother entered the room,
Byrd said.
"Mandy said Chet left a note
for you."
Seeing the blank look that came
over . her mother's face, Byrd
asked, curiously:
"Didn't you know they had gone
aut in Chet'a car?"
She held the note toward her
mother.
(TO BE CONTINUED) "
Goo fey Movies
ByNeher
m.w m ar r
0
"!tr LA
'av
SB. bw e a bfv
. 0
Cvyrriii. Jtn, VI CsssjaJ Prfsj
rk l a ef a a w,wr o' , ui a a in -s ni j i i
.. V S . a ay aa w &l M r u i - j- -" w jC vaaav r m m r a, t i s ,. ,, i - a . w a ' .1. .. if. r. M ". I
,- j 1 aaysVJawa ' " 0mmT A aysajaflpsfa. - - i. . '". : ' !"' ;- 'r ' J . ..V ' - - '
M-ssaaaaasMawsw . ... 1 . -. 1 ' . .... -' .
WASHING ON, Dec. 22. (APt
Determined to adiourn not later
than the end of thia week, dele
gates today toward.' tile conclusion
of the treaties for which they
gathered. The conference has
been In session since December
in anA Secretary Kellogg, its
chairman, expressed confidence
that sufficient progress nas Deen
made to assure adjournment be
fore the new year.
Endeavor to -reconcile Para
guay and Bolivia following their
boundary clash, were still in abey
ance pending replies from both
countries to inquiries which were
addressed to them by the parley's
snectal committee two days ago.
The replies, however, were expect
ed hourly, and Victor juaurtua, 01
Peru, chairman of the special
committee, said he expected to call
a meeting for Monday. He based
this on Information that word
from both countries would arrive
by tomorrow, and that the tenor
would be such as to facilitate the
committee's task.
Norwegians Eat
Delicate Dishes
Of Queer Names
WESTBY. Wis., Dec. 24.
(AP) Celebrated lutefish, lefse,
klub, baked spare ribs with sugar,
strul and flaterit, instead of the
Yankee 'turkey and customary
side dishes will be on the Christ
mas menu for practically every
family' here.
Six or eight families mof the
1,500 inhabitants are not Norwe
gians.
Two Men Killed
In Sub Accident
NAPLES. Dec. 24. (AP)
Two petty officers died of injur
ies received tonight in an explo
sion on boanl the submarine H-2.
Another was Injured. Fire which
fnllna-ed the exDlosion burned for
hours, but finally was extinguish
ed.
NOTICE TO "RfiDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MARION.
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter; of the Estate
of
CYJtUS BUTLER, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
executrix of the last will and tes
tament of Cyrus Butler, deceased.
by the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Marlon County, and
has -qualified. All persona having
claims - against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same to me at Route S, Box .74,
Salem. Oregon, with the proper
voucbera and duly verified within
ix months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published De
cember 4. 192S. '
Last iUbllcation January 1,
1929. -
FRANCES E. BUTLER.
-Executrix.
JESSE G. WARRINGTON,
Attorney, , :
22 Corbett Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.- D. 4-11-18-25
J J.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
.... xmrmx
..Notice Is hereby alven that tt
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the Countv Court ' nf
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty or Marion, as executrix of the
last win and testament and estate
of Georre W. Walton. !.
and that she hat duly qualified
sucn executrix; an pernons hivta?
claims against the estate of mU
decedent are hereby notified u
present. , tne same, duly; . mlf 1 4
to me. at the office of Ronald c
Glover, my attorney, 203 Orcr.'
building, 8lem, Marion Count
Oregon, within six months' frti
the date of tbla'otice..-.-'-"-
Alf4 V Oregon. 1th
27th day of November. 1928.
. : - LOUI8A J. BARTON.V
Executrix of the last wtll and
testament and estate of Georre W
Walton, deceased. - w
., 4 : : RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Executrix.
JBalem. Oregon. -. , '
N 21 Dee. 4-1 l-l 8-2 5.
Why Pay More?
S37S to 1376 or SSxlCK N. 17th etiet
addition rertrictiona N. 17th).
$400 to 72S for Laurel Park Addi
tion Ixts restrictiona (Just aeet of
Hollywood.)
200 to $300 for Pleasant Home Ad
dition Lots. N. E. Leslie school.
$500 to $900 for S. Church str- t
lots. Between Oxford and Hoyt.
$800 to S3300 for Fairmount lot be
tween Leffelle and Wilson atreets.
(highest building restriciuons. i
investioate all surrounding Lot
buys and then come in.
189 N. High Street
Becke & Hendricks
j l-xjn 4U acre lanii, . mi.
Excellent sliowing. Priced right.
TOH tSAUm Ktxxi newer bwk,
bedrooms, lights, plumbing, tubs. b fo
ment, paving, good location. V lota,
priced low. Terms.
FOR SALE g.od lots and largo
house, on pavement, good lor-atkm,
mortgage $2500. $1000 for equity.
FOR TRADE 10 acre farm not faf
from Salem, to trade for acreage.
E. C. HOLLADAT
'Square Deal Realty Co.
202 V. S. Bank Building Salmi
little" 'EECTS
BIO LOSSES LATER
IXN;t 'kEGLECTT TO BUT A HOME
, . . XTW
NORTHEAST SALEM BUNGALOW
Of 4 rooms with a full built In kitchen-fireplace,
hardwood floor garnBe,
paved street, near sohool and car lint-.
Price $2850. THINK OF IT $10.0
IK)VN AND YOU BECOME A HOMH
OWNER.
NORTH SALEM BUNGAIX)V
Of 4 rooms with fuU cement Ie
ment, furnace, firt-piace, garage, built
in kitchen, hardwood floors, paved
street, near both grade and high
schools. Price $3850 on terms of $250
down and easy payments on the bal
ance. THINK OF IT FOR $250. DOWM
YOU CAN STEP INTO THIS OOZr
CLOSE IN HOME. Act at once and
permit us to show vou this one.
SOUTH SALEM COTTAGES
Of- 6 rooms srlth large lot, east
front, garage, located near Leslie Jun
ior high school. OWNER GOING TO'
CALIFORNIA AND OFFERS THIS
HOME FOR QUICK SALE AT $10OO.
Sea us NOW if vou want a REAL
BUY In a modest home.
NEW NORTHEAST SALEM BUN.
4GALOW
Of ( rooms with a full cement base,
ment, furnace, fireplace, hardwood
floors., built In kitchen, recess bath.
garage, paved street, price $3950. YOU
PAY DOWN $300. AND TAKE POS
SESSION OF THIS MODERN S
ROOM HOME.
FAIRMOUNT HILL LOT SACRIFICB
Is offered in this splendid corner
size 100x150, paved street, east front
age, fine ahade trees. WILL SACRI
FICE THIS CHOICE BUILDING
SITE FOR $2250. Act NOW and sea
this- choice corner.
W. H. ORABENHORST A CO..
1 3 South Liberty Street : Phone SIS
TOMORROW IN EVERY LANGUAGE"
MEANS NEVER
BEGIN THAT'S THE PRINCIPAL
THING GET GOING .
$225. Flno building lot near bus Una
and oaved street, $10. down $10. -per
month.
$300. Lot 50x100 located on Madison
street, pavement extra, $lt. down. $ie
per month.
$600. Lot 50x100 good view located'
on Fawlt street, near S. Commercial
St. $10. down. flOper month. P.'ua
pavement.
$1000. Beautiful acre located south
near bus line. $23. down. $10. per
month.
$1000. Five acre east, near paved
road. $25. down. $10. per month.
$2000. Five acre located 14 miles
from city limits on Garden road, $50.
down. $10. per month.
$1285. Five acres located south about
3 miles, some timber, $25. down, $10.
per month.
$2000. 7 acres part in timber old
buildings, close In. some bearing fruit
trees. $50. down, $10. per month.
REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE!
W. H. GRABENHORST St CO.
134 South Liberty Street
Phone 515
floor nrvc , pvnuivnno
a nnnxic . i . .
Good location, paved street. $250.
$100. cash, balance $25 monthly.
a mMa .i.i .
- -.vw .... Bu iirny - inuupni except
fireplace. Close to school $3250. $500
cash, balance to suit.
. 0 utJMH. good as new. all modern
Ished. Garage. $350. easy terma
" "uviaio, iMOTiem, targe garsge.
' -. , v v. .,,1, cuiante ior im
proved or unimproved acreage not over
not ove? ;325fl "Xt"C ,nean
-at National Bank Building
for uiipIt.. , 1 A";"":-'
i?A,or tJle..mor,'y- Nefy new. cost
S480O. aanH fl&AA wilt w.. r ..
first class.' " "' -"on
F. r WOOD
341 State Street
aasa
TWO lOUSES ia Corvallia slwwlng
mcotne $50.00 a : mouth. . Tritue , Ur
- - - m..uiis in iwuw ; lows.
Vawv nnir iniw
iv Salem house, vacant lots, er acie-
age. --y- , - - .. . .
49 ACRES tuti timber.. Basy reach
Salem. A bargain price, - k .
; SEE us for best bargaina All classes)
of real eatst. W a l .
- jra iuh-
ey in exchanges. Just-teti us where
" want listings anywhere. '-
. KLLIS BKOM
4t 8tate Street
a nnnif mrwn.mnr . .
trees, needs some repairs 350.
1 ROOM house on back f beautiful
'ro"J. j. ample room for large
home,- $1800. .
v GERTRUDE J. It PAGE TV-'
' -4$t Court Street
......., ,n rr,M(,,tll)uul
f,r "'T"'" interest If you are
Interested In purchasing 4a Ibt, see us
wo H,T.tt ,nrr- list to select from.
, W, 'VGRAJBKXHOnST CoT
Boutn Liberty St.
....... I . .u J
u-,I?ISTMA8 r your
ainary an Fatrmount Hill- Owner nMu
rrrwaa1; 1 fee. Modern In
t K...?- lhl ,IW oportunlty for
!' t'thoti jp t-Mt light.
WINK IB JWYJOHN? Realtor
l0Mth tttah tfreet
? mi . ,i iii...iWi.iMmw. :
L$V;Xi"S'Km NOTICK
i.h "'i1'1 write to be cut -4 4
H ftt Vatahlll. SelTjohn
' , sAY lariWattttfol view lot's
.rne ruT,7,..n4 Por(atlon.
hnnVi hi.-!w:n w. to refL
STMres. sjo00.00 -necessary.
Modern Community ,
' Developers
''...Wwrasra
NorUt lllgn Street