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HOP PICKERS WANTED
FOR Mttoma Hop ranch, near Ia
dependonce. 69 acres early hope, 65
acres later. Will begin picking ft boat
August J 5th. For particulars. Inquire
Durbin A Cornoyer, over J. C. Pen
ney a store, N. Liberty St.
HELP WANTED FEMAL2
ADDRESSING EKVEk OPES-e-
WORK AT HOME during spare time.
Substantial weekly pay; experience
unnecessary. Dignified employment
for honest, sincere, ambitious persons.
ADVANCEMENT LEAGUE, NAPER
TILLE, ILL.
WASHING and Ironing done at 84S
amne Bt can luzoj. Mary www.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
PORTABLES tyoewrliefa. all make.
ftew and used. Adder and typewriter
xor rent. Typewriter Exchange, 4Z1
Court street.
FOR SALE O'd papers. 10c a bun
Ale. Statesman office.
Large estate efrctilator for sale.
Priced to sell. See It at 1165 N. 10th.
FOR SALE Indian Scout Good
running shape. $15.00. See tt at 3S
N. 17th.
Announcement
Piano Warehouse Sale
"Who wants a piano I
Carloads of planoa
Music students, teachers, parents, at
tention : Better purchase your piano
t these prices. Last call. Final cut
used pianos!
Used pianos $50-$7-$$
Used Players $175-2
Famous makes Including (flicker
ing, Kranlck Bach, Fischer, Estey,
etc
The Best Buys Yet
Reconditioned pianos -like new.
Guaranteed. - High grade Grand pl
anoa Upright pianos. Select one at
these prices. We will agree on terms.
Like new; Estey
.$137.08
Upright Fischer
.$lo.oe
Upright Kranlch Bach ..$108.00
Upright Weser $115.00
Grand Piano - .u.ue
Free for Two Years
Select any used piano. Use It at
our expense. We agree to take It back
la two years and allow you all mon
ey paid on contract or amount paid
ts apply on a new piano.
If you are ever going to buy
' a piano answer this advertise
ment and buy now.
Out of town people write.
Salem people call at
305 8. 12th St., Tallman Piano Store
Wholesale Dept. Baldwin line of
planoa
P. S. We pay for long distance calls.
1619-
OPEN EVENINGS
IRRIGATING pump, engine, hose
and pipes, 2 ft inch, Shaad pump. Ford
engine. Will pump 4 Inch stream.
MRS. U A. FERGUSEN
Telephone USYt.
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED Used pianos, la ex
change ob radios, phonographs, or fur
niture. H. I Stiff Furniture Company.
WANTED Good
student reasonably
used trunk for
priced. Tel.
1575M evenings.
Driving to Denver, Colo- a closed
car, want someone to share expenses.
TeL 1891M.
Largs Estate Heatrola Circulator
to exchange for wood. See Kletaingat
Statesman office.
HAULING by contract, 1 tea truck.
Tel $?6J
MISCELLANEOUS
DOGS boarded In a real dog boteL
E. & Flake, Pctland farm. Pacific
highway.
NU-sONE corset:
tlefteld. Tel. 2287.
a Mrs. G. H. Ut-
BOOM AND BOARD
BOARD and room at 260 Center
St Excellent meals. A pleasaat home.
Close In. Reasonable.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
xruTjTjii"-uLiiia r irri"" "
Apartments I and $11. Damon
Grocery. OSS N. Com"L
TWO and three roots apartments
for rent
AMBASSADOR AFTS. Phone 1972.
MILLER APTS. under new manage-
tent Furnished rooms and apts. TeL
t4: -
VIRGINIA apartments. S nicely fur
nished rooms. Clean and desirable.
Electric range, electro-kohl heat and
water. Don't miss seeing this.
raoNB 27i.
PATTON APARTMENTS, down
town districts. Clean, comfortable,
nicely furnished, reasonable. Far In
spection call Pattoa'a Book store.
DESIRABLE S room furnished apt.
dose In. Bath, garage. Inquire 127
Union.
CLEAN, comfortable, modern well
located apts. for rent at the St rat
ton, 670 N. Winter St
apSisSasssassa
FURNISHED rooms and apart-
wtenta 2261 Hasel Ave. Tat !.-
Furnished 5 room ant. Close In.
Ctl Mm St Water, lights, teL, adults
only. $i.9 per month.
FURNISHED apts, fi. , fl.
TeL iMOR,
Furnished 2 room apartment, close
ta. 541 MQl St Water, lights, teL Ad-
uits. $11 per month.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Houses rmrutsbsdand
oafurnlshed.
P. L. WOOD
442 State
FOR RENT Clean houses $1 to
SCO. Also flats store faldcm. business
lets.
BBC2CB A BdCDKICKS
Its North High Btrset
Houses remtebad and SAfarclshed.
$t.0 ta St&.t.
H. J. CRAKT
ltd K Coml UtVIL
room
Furnished.
Call liww ar u M. wtatar.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR REMT-'' ' ' '"JX'
FURNISHED HOUSES
H-4li-$22,&4-$&-4.0e. .
Untarnished Houses
$10-15-I0-J25-2 and up.
Also houses tor sale just like rent:
no down payment. SEE
BKt'UTEL Or THOMASON
HI State Street Room
1-, -,-- n in i ni i ji.ii.iii.
7 room hoU. In Nortfc Kahwrn -.!-
enable see Mrs. Cadweti. HtitMn.
FOR RENT
Ho-aa and .MrinMnii sw
rent
$4.00 a month and op.
J. LINCOLN ELLIS
3f Center Street
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
A beautiful home and 8 seres close
oa pavement worth $M and can
use Salem heme up to $3060.
A nice half acre tract with small
house and garage close on pave
mant tor only 11100.
5 well! improved acres with nice fruit,
dose, worth $0500 for Salem
home.
We have a buyer for close In small
Improved tract that can be sold
on very easy terms. .
A good T room partly furnished close
in house to rent for $30.
McGILCHRTST & PENNINGTON
209-10 U. S. Bank Bldg. Tel lie
FOR SALE Fan-mount Hill resi
dence with s wonderful view. Built for
home by owner. A. J. RAHN. 1.10
Fairmount Street, phone litT.
1H acres, fine vtew lots of fruit,
close-in, 4 rm. house, pay like rent
Nice 4 room house, fireplace, hdw.
floors, $25 down. $25 per mo, incL
interest
Modern unfurnished houses for
rent
Insurance Money to Loan
RICH L. It EI MANN
Tel. 165- rfealtor 21 N. High St
S. M. CARLE
224 Na High St Phonr 224J
A reliable Sntem realtot eenins cltv
and farm property of all kinds. Spe
ias. spo
kinds of
cialise in exenacges or au
property anywhere.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
TWO nice tracts and an income
property to trade for a stock ranch.
A good 10 acres to trade for 5
room Iwuse. Larje 7 room house, cor
ner lot nice shade, will take good car
or lota For equity nice 6 room house
furnished, 2 large lots, fruit street
paved, small payment down, $25 per
month. Price 83000.
HOLL V WOOD-REALTY
2000 N. Capitol
Tel. 2807 Res. S98.
BEAUTIFUL unrestricted acre,
half price lovely trees gravel at,
city water, elec Only $500 terms.
TeL J374W.
HOUSE IN SALEM WANTED
2S-ACRE3, good soU, 6-R. house, barn,
poultry house, family orchard,
running water, electricity. Will
trade for a modern house In Sa
lem, In good location ; even up
what have you?
REDUCE YOUR INVESTMENT
Wa have a nice 4 -room House. No
v mortgage, price $1500.00 to trade
for modern bouse In Salem. Will
pay cash difference. Better
hurry. .
THE BEST FARM BUY
19S-ACRK8. 2 sets buildings, woven
wire fence. IE-acre timber, run
ning water. 14 -miles east of Sa
lem, hi mile of pavement on good
road will take a good modern
house In Salem as part. Price
only $10,500.00. My what a buy!
WE have a dandy 7-aere poultry
ranch to trade for a house to Va
lero. If you want a farm large
or small It pays to see
SEARS A TUCKER, Realtors
1M south Commercial
EXTRA KPMHTAL
You tM-ed but one inspection to
prove this the best offer In Salem,
ft room modern home, lares lot with
fruit and shade treea Owner leaving
oners kvoe v&lue xor tSSSS. I all to
see ft
SEE ICra, Ellis with
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street TeL 1T27.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY NOW!
New E room EnelUh troa home In
South Salem, hardwood floors In part,
plenty of built ins, full basement, fur
nace, fireplace and garage. Flowers,
sftrobbery ana good lawn with picket
fence on back of lot Ptsce only
160 wits very liberal terms.
ANOTHER ONE in East Salem of
S large cheerful rooms. Just remodel
ed, garage, large lot with shade and
fruit trees. Priced vary low at $2160
with little down and balance like rent
For good buys in homes SEE
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
820 State Street TeL 1727.
------- - 1- -rf-M-ii-i i- -- n vinnftfuuV
6 rms. and breakfast nook, new and
strictly modern la every way, tile
drain board, rooms large and airy,
quality" construction, trees, not a thing
you can find fault with and priced
tor an investment at l0", easy
terms.
WINNIE PKTTTJOHN. Realtor
175 South High Street
FOB SALE Good five room house.
choice lot, bearing fruit trees. North
Salem. Owner going away, must BelL
$1850. Call 425 Jefferson St.
EXTREME BARGAIN
WE liave a new store building on
a nice corner and clean stock of gro
ceries at aa extreme barsaln. may
taice some trade, tiet us see you soon.
Have a ten room house located at
1337 North Winter street which we
are offering for sale at a bargain or
will rent It for $30.00 per month with
a on yearwtease. iz interested can
oa ua
LAFLAR ft LAFLAR
Ladd ft Bush Bank Bldg.
Salem, Oregon.
$54 down $3S per mo. buys NEW
Kagusa type home. Fin lot with
treea 3J5
50.
SJTvO. Buys 4 R
home on large east
Trent lot rTtnt and anrubbery.
'hrubl
Part basement Close to school.
Easy terms.
$52,00. Xew S R. Eng. type home.
Hardwood noors. fuik basement
Furnace. Fireplace. Garage. Large
lot with lots of fruit, shrubs, and
Shade. Terma
Money to loan. Insurance.
AU5.LVTN JOHNSON
!!0U. S. Bank Blder. Tel. 3T.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
WHO lias small acreage or lots
they woaU trade on 0 rm. modern on
Liberty St. close In?
What have You to trade for 140
acres in Canada well improved?
1 A.. 4 rm. hnuse. earaee. si90B.ot.
$200.00 down; 42fi.OO per month.
M. M. . V A S
275 State Street TeL IS 41.
TILLIE, THE TOILER
owe, -tiuueM i host nVtr L JrJt. fri -thet lave hac h cmar&et I l
g. wf Sl sSl
j 7 31 i Cjii,
EXCHANGE Real Estate
TO EXCHANGE i t
SI acres near Donald, fair hooee
and barn, part under cultivation, bal
ance timber. Price $5500, a incum
brance, will take house in Salem aa
part payment. ' ,
M acres, t miles east of Salem, 14)
under cultivation, family orchard,
balance Umber and pasture. House Is
old but. can be repaired. Price $i-0,
will take Salem property as pari
payment
St acres near Independence, with
snail buildings, all under cultivation,
small orchard. Price $3000, want Sa
lem house f equal or less value. ..
REE W. O. KRTTEGKR
14T North Comemrclal
Alberta wheat land. 410 imh im
proved. $15.00 acre; terms or accept
Willamette valiey small farm. Box
58, Statesman.
FOR EXCHANGE
Three Salem home valued at $CS00
for alt Want acreage near Salem.
Neat 4 room bungalow, large lot,
creek In rear. Price $2200. Will ac
cept vacant lot for equity of $1209.
140 acres on Luckimute river in
Benton county. Price 12000. WTH pay
or assume up to $1900 on Salem
home.
LEO N. CHILDS CO Realtors
S20 State Street Tel. 1727.
SALE OR TRADE Nice home
with good vi'fw. fine shade and fruit
trees, berries, garden, flowera Two
garages, 7-rottm plastered house,
basement, fireplace, etc. Paved street,
will sell home and 1 or t lots and
take smaller place on deal. 765 Rural
avenue, TpI. B235W. Near three
schools, bargain price.
ACREAGE
98 A. best of clover and general
farming land, about 75 acres cultiva
ted bal. timber and patrture. Water
ed by creek and well. Bldgs. are old.
Road graveled, located 5 jniles from
good valley town on gravelel ' road.
1 hi miles from paved highway. Must
be sold to settle estnte. Small pay
ment down ana easy payments on
bal. Price $7..00 per acre.
E. E. ROBERTS. Realtor
S41 State Tel. 303 and 284R.
iTrwNKiii
acres la fall wheat: 14 miles from Sa
lem near west side highway. Water
piped to house and barn. Fair build
ings. School bus goes by house. Pos
session right away. $S500. Terms
6. Charlie O Brien. 494 N. Capitol
t. saiem.
5 A., some bldss.. well located Vnl-
ued at $2500; now only $1210.00.
xerms.
4. LINCOLN ELLIS
487 Center Street
WELL LOCATED ACREAGE
CL.OSE IX
23 acres, all cleared. SU mile from
Salem on paved highway, best of dark
loam soil, at school. $47e0.
SOCOLOFSKY It SON
First National Bank Bldg.
11 acres 2 miles from Salem. $5,000
worth of buildings including modern
poultry houses, for 15500. $500 down,
balance to suit at 6.
Build your own house. I have some
ideal tracts. 1 acre to 20 acres on
pavement Small down payment You
can never build cheaper thaa now.
H. C SHIELDS or P. J. MORITZ
Oregon Bldg. TeL 1784.
i rijnji-i i i 1 l - -nm
1-2-5 acres or mora. SI 50.00 tn
$150.00 per acre, fruit sorines. close
to Salem. Sell on monthly payments
or trade. TeL 1248J2.
bIlRGAIN 20 acresaTrlear.
young orchard, modern buildinea. well
located, $4000. Choice five acre tract
close in, modern bungalow, barn, all
kinds of fruit, $5500.
IT acres close In all la or
chard, fair buildings, paved highway.
faavv. iv acres line lana, tots ot um
ber, good road. $3600.
r , i wood
S41 State Street
It A. fruit tract. 4 R. bouse, full
basement and furnace. For Salem
home. $5000.
0-10 A. 2 R. house and garage for lot
$1200.
S A. new 4 R. home, complete In ev
ery detail. Eiectrie water system.
Good outbuildlnra. SS004. Terms.
$2000 to lon. Insurance.
MKI.VIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Tel. 087.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
- WANT TO BUY
A good farm 40 to SO acres suit
able for dairying. located prefer north
or east of Salem. Have some cash.
No trade. SEE
BECHTEL ft THOMASON
311 State Street Room 4.
WANTED TO BUY
A modern home with 3 bedrooms.
Will go up to $4000: can pay good
monthly payments. Must be a bar
gain have another client that will
buy a good 4 R. bungalow. Can pay
$25 month. What have you? Hurry
BECHTEL or THOMASON
241 State Street Room 4.
We have the buyers.
Business Opportunities
IF you are Interested in a down
town service station doinsl a rood
business, call in person at the Gen
eral retroieum office at 515 Booth
15th street a real business opportun
ity at a right ftmire.
MONEY TO LOAN
To finance your aew home or refi
nance your present home, see P. H.
BELL, SOS C. a Bank Bldg. TeL $02.
ON FARMS AND CITY REAL ES
TATE. LOWEST INTEREST RATES.
BERT T. FORD
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
PERSONAL. LOANS
MADS on furniture, cars, salaries
or other good security. Repayable
monthly, when ta financial oec4 ree
aa before closing a loan.
GENERAL. INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bldg. PbonslSOO
CITT AND TRACT LOANS
Reasonable Rates No Delay
STATE SAVTNG3 A MX) LOAN
ASSOCIATION
111 South High Street
Telephone 2253 Salem, Oregon.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce your payments.
You keep the ear.
P. A. SHEER
Cor. Liberty Et and Femr
in aaioai. ore.
MONEY TO LOAN
Federal Fans Las as. (U amr
t
F. L. WOOD. 141 State Street
CUT AND FARM loaiTa at lowest
ratea Bast terms obtainable. Our
Insurance department offers you ax
part adrjeaand aerrioain all linea.
Hawkins Roberts tnej
TeL 141T - SOS Oregon Bldg.
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
Oa plain notes, endorsed note.
furnKur and piaaos. Alt tran
sact tons strictly eonndeattaL
STATS LOAN COMPANY
SIS Oregon Bide: Second Floor
Corner fitata aad Hlah
Office hra, 10H0 a. tn. to 4:20 p. to.
Telephone 032 Llasassd by Statft
LIVE STOCK and POULTRY
DAIRY tows far sale ar trad. One
or a carload. 1-3 down. Terms to ev
eryoa, ooe year to pay. Nelson Bros
aeaiers in uvesroca. ttea aara at Co
lombia aad North OommerclaL or Nal-
son Bros, market. 185 North High.
HANSON hatched bread in cocker
els, high pedigree, S or generation
R. A. Hammer. N. Santiam. 4 mL
west of Stayton.
Young fat rabbits, lire or dressed.
TeL I4F4. R. W. CbapeL
FOR SALE WOOD
THE best wood in the oity for the
money at Tracy's Fuel Yard. Prompt
delivery. Phone 2S85.
GUARANTEE!; CRT W
TeL IS. Sal.;m Fuel Ce 752 Trade
------ -i-, -.i-i-id -ii rv-- - - -ii- in ravxrui
DRY fir and aak wood, coal and
fuel OIL Call on us Tor pricaa We
give good measure, good quality aad
good servlca.
LARMER TRANSFER ft STORAGE
Telephone 1131
WB have 14" wood on hand all the
time. Prompt delivery. 848 & 12th.
Cobb ft Mitchell Co phone 112.
FIRST class dry old fir slab, 16-ln.
old fir mill block. Screened hog fueL
Prompt delivery. Phone 1542. Fred E.
Wells, Itic 280 & Church St
14 In. old fir, 4 ft fir, oak and ash.
No. 1 old fir hill slab. Reduced prices.
C U. Harbaugh, 833 Highland Ave.
Phono 1990.
GOOD 14 in. old fir, $7.50 cord. TeL
26F32. Four Corners Garage.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST In Salem Sunday afternoon.
July 27, suit case containing ladies
clothing. Reward. Mrs. P. E. Taylor.
329 E. S9th St, Portland. Tel. Ta
bor 5082.
LIBERAL, reward for return of
fishing outfit last Saturday, July 10.
Tel. A. R. WILSON, 20B9W.
FOR SALE USED CARS
The Home of Best
Values
8 Cars
To Choose From
192S Bulck Standard Sport Rds. -$795
1926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan .1 245
1925 Chevrolet Coupe 150
1928 Ford A Roadster 875
1927 Pontiac Coupe 225
lyzs BtudeDaaer commander
Coupe 765
1928 Whippet 8port Coupe 365
1924 Nash Special 4 Sedan 400
1929 Chev. IM ton 650
1920 Model A Ford Town sedan C25
1929 Fordor Sport Roadster 425
Used Car Center
CONSOLIDATED BY VALLEY MO
TOR CO. OTTO J. WILSON
Marion ft liberty
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Phona 1027
McKay's for Used Cars
With an O. K.
That Counts
1924 Chevrolet Coupe $395.40
iZ7 Chevrolet t oupe 29.f
l2t Chevrolet Coach t95.M
1927 Pontiac Landaa Sedan 424.40
1929 Chevrolet Coach f 15.00
192$ Ford Coupe 385.44
192$ Ford Truck overdrive 525.04
12 Ford Truck 160.44
1929 Chevrolet Sedaa delivery 154.40
Used car dept. 530 Chemeketa St
Telephone 1425
Douglas McKay
Chevrolet Co.
BITS...
Of General Knowledge
By W. L. GORDON"
When James lloaroe was elect'
ed president for the second tine,
he lacked but one vote of being
unanimously elected, receiving
231 out ot 232 electoral votes.
"She Isn't Going
fill
FOR SALE USED CARS
NASH S Tour. Best buy to town.
Verr good condition. Call S660W after
f:l( p. ra.
Used Cars You May Be
Proud to Drive
'3 Late series Hudson-C, Stan-
aara seaaa, original nuah
Inside and oat extra good,
new ear service, and guar
antee . $1050
'28 Studebaker Commander Se
dan, new paint and rubber,
A-l mechanically, 30-day ser
vice and guarantee . S50
'29 Eeaex rumble-seat coupe,
new rubber. This car has only
run a few thousand miles and
is a good buy at . S95
2S Late model Essex coach, or
iginal finish inside and out
exceptionally good, new ear
services and guarantee -. 495
'2t Hudson 7 -passenger custom
buflt sedan, new $125 paint
job. brand new S-ply heavy
duty tires all around - 495
'27 Oakland Sedan, overhauled,
new paint and tires .... 425
'24 Dodge leather upholstered
aedan, run less than 20,000
miles . S50
All the above listed cars have 1930
31 licenses and are guaranteed right
or we will make them right
Many other oars in stock to choose
from priced from $25 up.
State Motors, Inc.
HUDSON-ESSEX
Chemeketa and High Sts.
Tel. 1000
A BARGAIN Model A Ford coupe,
A-l condition, terms. See owner, 121
Bligh Bldg. TeL T17.
FOR SALE By owner, 5 passenger
Nash sedan. Nearly new. Will sell at
big reduction Inquire at Ramseyer
Bros. Garage. Phone 193.
2H ton G. M. C. wood truck.
150.-
00 cash. Call 1242M.
LATE 1929 Chevrolet 4 door se
dan. Perfect condition. A good buy
at $725: terms, trade. See Hunt,
VALLEY MOTOP. CO.
Used Cars
Valley Motor Company
1929 Model A Town Sedan
trunk $650.00
1929 Model A Tudor Sedan 4 50.00
1929 Model A Sport Roadster .. 425.00
1928 Model A Business Coupe
brake system S90.00
192$ Oldsmobile Coach 585.00
1928 Chevrolet Coach 375.00
1927 Chevrolet Roadster 235.00
1925 Chevrolet Coach n e w
tires 165.00
1929 Durant 6 cyl. Sport Road
ster 445.00
1927 Essex Coupe 276.00
1926 Ford Model T Roadster .. 75.00
1924 Ford Model T Roadster 43.00
TERMS TRADES
Valley Motor Company
Telephone 1995
Center at Liberty
Salem
WANTED USED CARS
3 A. land close In Salem, trade for
good automobile. MatUiia, Rt 9,
Box S4.
WILL trade quarter section land
for tniek. Tel. S7B5-.T.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MARION
S. C. BADERTSCHER. FRED J.
SEIWERT, WILLIAM HART
MAN, S. P. McCRACKEN and
J. A. REMINGTON, Trustees ot
The First Evangelical Church
of Salem, Oregon, Plaintiffs,
vs.
M. SWEGLE. also known as Math
ias Swegle. and MARGARET
SWEGLE, his wife, and all the
heirs ot said M. Swegle and
Margaret Swegle; MARY A.
DODGE and JOHN DOE
DODGE, her husband;
CHARLES WHITNEY, brother
of Mary A. Dodge: NETTIE E.
WHITNEY, widow of William
L. Whitney, deceased; GRACE
WILMA WHITNEY; MABEL
MAYARD WHITNEY; SARAH
D. J. WHITNEY, widow of
George Whitney, deceased;
CHARLES WHITNEY, son of
Sarah D. J. Whitney, and George
Whitnev; HENRY WHITNEY;
JONATHAN WHITNEY; MA
BEL WHITNEY COLEMAN and
JOHN DOE COLEMAN, her
husband; MRS. S. S. VANDER
SAL and JOHN DOE VANDER
SAL, her husband; G. S. DA
VIDSON, also known as J. C.
Davidson; CHARLES WEEK
-and JANE DOE WEEK, his
wife-it B. S. HAINES and JANE
DOE HAINES, his wife; HEN
RY BIER aad EDWARD B.
BIER, gnardian of Henry Bier,
an Insane person: JOHN A.
BIER; MR. STELLA FISHER
BLACKERBY and E. L. BLAC
KERBY. her husband; IRVIN
FISHER ; the heirs oi N, BIER
and the heirs of B. F. FORST
NER, and all other persons un
known, Defendants.
SUMMONS
In the name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the Complaint
filed against yon in the above en
titled court on or before Thurs
day, the 4th day of September,
1980, which date is subsequent
ta the expiration tt four weeks
after Thursday.-the S 1st. day of
July, 1930, which is the date of
the first publication summons
herein; it beinr prescribed in the
Order of Publication of summons
that summons be published once
a week for four consecutive
weeks; and if you fail' to bo appear
and answer, for want thereof
plaintiffs will take Judgment
To Lose Any Sleep"
T
WHEAT HITS TOBOGGAN AGAIN
ME LON FMHLY LOWER IN P R I CE
Supplies Increased on
Northwest Marts;
Eggs Firmer
PORTLAND, Ore July SO
(AP) Top grade fs were firm
today at the recent advance. The
prica of otf-qoaltty egg g, however,
were reported as being shaded by
some dealers.
Butter supplies were liberal
with moderate trading, but there
were no outside changes in prices.
Some shipments were made o
outside markets. San Fr&ncfsco
and Los Angeles reported ad-
vancee on 90 score and above.
Reviewing the fruit and vege
table market, the Portland bu
reau of the U. S. department of
agriculture says:
Team-track holding of 125 cars
of fresh fruits and vegetables
Monday, of which half were wa
termelons, marks the heaviest
volnme ot supplies in the city at
any one time' this year. Yester
day's arrivals were light, with on
ly 20 cars compared with 81 cars
received over the weekend; and
.Tuesday morning witnessed a re
duction in track-holdings to 100
cars.
Peaches, watermelons, canta
loupes, and tomatoes all declined
since Monday, under pressure of
liberal receipts. California
peaches are of fine quality, and
prices are unusually low, atOc
$1.00 per box of Elbertas, and
$1.25 for fine highly-colored J.
H. Hales. California Klondike wa
termelons sold a slow as $27-30
per ton to Portland jobbers. To
matoes from The Dalles moved at
90c- $1.00 per 15-lb 'box of No.
Is. while a few fancies sold 25c
higher. Pine quality tomatoes
from Walla Walla sold in 30-lh
boxes to retailers as high as S3 .2 5
to 3.35.
against you as follows:
For a decree adjucating them to
be the owners in fee simple and
entitled to the exclusive posses
sion, and quieting the title to the
following described property:
Beginning at the southwest cor
ner of Lot Five (5) in Block
Twenty-four (24). in Salem, Ore
gon, as shown by the recorded
plat thereof on file and of rec
ord in the office of the County
Recorder of Marion County, Ore
gon; running thence northerly
along the west line of said Lot
Five (5) seventy-eight and three
forths (78i) feet to the south
west corner of a tract of land own
ed by Mary J. Scott and Joseph F.
Scott on April lztn, mzz, as
shown by deed recorded in Vol.
166 at page 390, Deed Records of
Marion County, Oregon; running
thence easterly along the south
line of said tract, and parallel
with the south line of said Lot
Five (5) 97 Va feet, more or less,
to the west line of a tract of land
owned by Lillian B. Lamport as
shown by deed recorded in Vol.
122 at page 364, Deed Records of
Marion County. Oregon; running
thence southerly along the west
line of said tract and parallel with
the west line of said Lot Five ( 5 ) ,
78 feet to the south line ot said
Lot Five (5); thence westerly
along the south line of said Lot
Five (5). 9 7 feet to the place
of beginning; being a part of Lot
Five (6) in Block Twenty-four
(24) in the City of Salem, Marion
County, Oregon.
This summons is published pur
suant to the above Order of the
above entitled court, made and
entered on the 30th day of July
1930, the first publication herein
being made on Thursday, the 31st
day tif July, 1930, and the last
publication herein being made on
Thursday the 28th day of Aug.,
1930.
ROBERT R. RANKIN
BERT S. GOODING
Attorneys for the Plaintiffs,
Offices at 331 Pacific Building,
6th and Yamhill Streets,
Portland. Oregon.
J31, A7. 14, 21, 28
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Marion, his
duly verified final account, as ad
ministrator ot the estate ot Mar
garet Bogy n ska, deceased, and
that said court has fixed Tuesday
the 12th day of August, 1930, at
the hour ot ten o'clock a.m. of
said day, it the time, and the
County Court Room in the Coun
ty Court House at Salem, in Mar
ios County, Oregon, as the place
for hearing said final account and
all objections thereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
10th day ot July. 1930.
D. A. LARMER. Administrator
of the estate of Margaret Bogyn-
ska. Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER, Salem,!
Oregon, Attorney for Admlnistra
tor. Jly. 10-17-24-31-A 7.
General Markets
DAISY
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 80 (AP)
Produce exchange, net prices:
Batter, extras S4, stasdards 8S, prime
tints 33, firsts SO.
Eggs, frete. extras 2528 fre&k me
dium 22423,
BTJTS, HAY. HOPS
POBTLAXD. Ore.. July 29 (AP)
Xott valoots. Oregon, 25 30c; al
monds, 23 S 30c; peaaats, fH10tte;
peraai. 25 57c; 'filberts, 17 18c
Hay wholesale ' bnyiac: price, deliv
ered Portland: eautern Oregon Timothy,
$33.5 4i 23; do valler, $19 19.50;
alfalfa, $10030: clover. $1; eat hay.
410; straw, $74 8; too telling prices $1
to 42 more.
Hop 1929 crop 13il5,
POXTLAND GSAHf
POBTLAXD. Ore.. July 30 (AP)
Whest futures:
Open High Close
July SS 88 86
Sept. 8- 87 H 85
Dee. 1 91 804
Cash market: whest: bir Bend blue
stem $1.01 H. Soft whit, westers white,
87 hi- Hard winter, northern spring.
we4ern red 8 5 hi.
Oats: No. 2 38 lb." white tf!5.00.
Corn; No. 2 E. T. shipment $38.73.
Mill rrfu: standird 23.00.
PRODUCE
PORTLAXD, Ore. Julr 29 (API
Milk raw milk (4 per eent) $2.302.4O
rwt.. delivered Portland, less 1 per cent ;
grade- B milk, $2.85. Butterfat, station
29r (rack 31c; deliveries in Portland Sic.
Poultry (buying prices) stive, heary
hens over ii lbs.. 20e; medium hens.
to 4 ISc: liirht hens 14e;
liroilers 1 hi to 2 hi lbs., leghorns, 17c;
colored 20e: Pekin ducks, t lbs and ov
er. 20(u '22c; old loc; colored ducks 15c.
Potatoes Kerns, Xo. 1 garden $a.00
.T50. Xw potatoes 2'4c.
XIVE8TOCK
PORTLAXD, Ore.. July 30 (AP)
Cattle 3o, calves 10; cuotaLly steady for
matured classes: calves, vealers 50c high
er. Vealers milk fed (food and choice
10.O0(S' 1 1.00 ; medium B.oOWie.OO; enll
and common 5.50 3.00. Calves 250 500
lbs. (rood and choice 8.."0fii 10.00. ; com
mon and medium 6.00 (n 8.50.
Hogs 150; opnftn? steady.
Sheep S0O, talking around steady.
Lsmhs SO lbs. down, pood and choice
$6 00(3 7.00; medium 4 .30 516.00; all
weights, common 3.53 (rf 4.50. Yearling
wethers 90-110 U.. P.. 00 (a 4.50. Kwes
90-120 lbs.. 1.75((?2.50: rvei 120 150
lbs.. 1.50CT2 25 ; all weights, cnll and
common 1 .00 1.50.
Tierht lijrhts- 140-lfiO !!., $10.00 rt?
11.00: light weight 160-2i0 lbs.. 11.00
h 11.25: medium weight 200 220 lbs..
10. OOffi 11.00; medium weieht 220 250
lbs., 9.5u$il0.75: heavy weight 250
290 lbs.. 9 25g 10.50; heavy weight
090(o 350 lb., 8.75 10.00. Packing
sown, g.00(n..00. Slaughter pigs 9.75
(Si 10.75. Feeder and st-x-ker pigs, 11.00
(a 13.00.
FRUITS VEGETABLES
PORTLAND, Ore., July 29 (AP)
Fruits and vegetables: fresh frui
angea, Valencias, fi.50Sj9: grapefruit.
Imperial, $6.507; limes, 5-doi. cartons,
$2.50.
Lemons California, $949.25. Cab
bage local, 2c lb. Cucumbers hot
house, Oregon, T5e $1 do.; out door
grown 7cc lug.
Tomatoes local Tiothouse 10 20c lb.;
'California $2g 2.50 lug; The Dalles,
$1.15 1.25 box. Onions selling prica
to Tetailers: sets, 86e. Walla Walla.
$1(91.50.
Lettuce Oregon, $1.23(5 2.25 a crate
for 8. Asparagus Oregon $1.25
1.40 dozea bunches. Spinach local, $1
1.25 orange box.
Strawberries $2.25 a crata. Baspber
ries $2.25 a crate. Blackcaps S2.25 a
crate. Loganberries $1.75 a crate.
Blackberries Iocs! $2 crate.
Watermelons California Klondike!,
2i6I3e lb. honeydews, $1.75 flats: can
taloupe California, jumbo. $2.75(3 4;
standards, $3.50!g3.75; pony, $2.73
crste.
Celery Oregon eelery 75eSIL5 sox.
Peppers Bell 156 80.
Kbubarb local outdoor 75e apple box.
Cauliflower Oregon, $1.801.90 erate.
Tsble potatoes 1930 crop, local
whites llie Ik. Peas Oregon 5
ftfTc lb. Beans The Dalles, 7? 8c lb.
Green corn The Dalles: 30 (3 45c dos.
Garlic new 1315e lb.
CHICAGO GRAIK
CHICAGO. July 30 AT) Grain
prices collapsed today to a Standard sel
dom equalled, even in time antedating
the world war.
Wheat tall below any point reached
sine July. 1914. when Europe's unpre
cedented huge military need and rela
tive scarcity elsewhere sent bradsraff
values skyward. Ia violent eontrast. to
day a traaa-atuntie aemaoa ior wneat
from North America was at various
ttUM tha slackest ia a long while, and
harvest report from places earthward
toward Canada pouted to millions ot
bushels soon te be added to big stocks
on band.
Wheat elssed heavy at virtually sua
bottom-moat level reached, 2-S bu
shel under yesterday's finish. Cora
closed hi I 7-Pe en. Oats as well as
wheat established s aew low pries record
far the aeasoa, finishing lli-Hic down.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMIX ISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty ot Marion as administratrix ot
the estate of William Rickman,
deceased, and that she has dnly
qualified as snch administratrix.
All persona having claims against
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to me at the
effiee of Ronald C, Glover, my at
torney, 203 Oregon Building, In
Salem, Marion County. Oregon,
within tlx mon'- g ot th date of
this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
17th day of July. 1980.
MINNIE RICKMAN,
Administratrix of the Estate of
WILLIAM RICKMAN deceased
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon.
- I
1
Jly-17-2-IlA-7-14
By RUSS WESTOVER
Down Two Cents With'
No Relief Coming .
Soon, Report
Wheat was hit another hard
one Wednesday when the price
dropped two cents on the Salem
market. "No relief in sight" re
port local dealers.
rrsaa tauta
(Wholesale Quotations)
Apples
Early Trasspsrsnt, lot .
t-rape fruit
.1.50
Isle of Pins aft
Bananas, lb. m
Dates "T
Dromedary. g, 10 os. akrs.
Coos's Pitted. MM
Lemons. Calif.
Limes .
O ran tss, Kavels
80Ts
100's .
ISO's
150's -
17flS
2CH)'s
JIB'S -
S52a ,
ESS'S ,
-4.60
-.$5
...SO
.5.75
-8.25
.7.00
-7.T5
-8.7S
9.00
.9.25
..9.15
-9.25
-6.25
-2.50
-2.00
-2.00
SS4't
Raspbcrriei
Black Caps L
Currants
Apricots "
Local peaches
1.3U
1.00
1.50
4.00
1.50
05
10
.6S
Seedless Grapes
trc-sh tigs, f!t
Casabas
Summer Squsih. lb.
Mushrooms, lb.
Vageca&taa
(Whatesal Quotatioas)
nooseberries ; 05
Csntaloupes . .7.2.50 to b75
Watermelons slas
Local celery, dos. 80 to l!s5
Green corn, dos. 'eo
Bunched vegetables, per dos. bunches
Carrots - so
Beets 80
Turnips ft
Radishes , fo
Parsley ,
Oaions n
uarite. re. i
California Tomatoes,
Hothouse, crats
leg 2,75 (
Ml .00
.2.50
Lettucs
Laks Lsbish
Cucumbers, hothouse
Cabbage, local
Rhubarb, local
Peas, local ,
Potatoes
Green Beans
Peppers
Egg rioat
1.75-2.00
.90 to 1.50
021tf
03
05
-.-0214
10
85
Asparagus
.-" Ms
Cauliflower, crate
.1.75
apinacn
-1.75
Artichokes, dozen
.00 to 1.10
02 'i to 04
New potatoea, local
rssds
(Retail Quotations)
Calf meal, 2t lbs. . l.JS
Scratch, ton n ntf
Corn, whole, ton 44.00
Cracked and irraaad .46.00
Mill run, toa , una
Bran, too a of
With milk eo.oe
Egg mash 54.00
Eggs
(Buying Pries)
Extras
Medium ,
as
Poaltrv
(Buying Prica)
Stags
Roosters,
Heavies .
Mediums
10
OT
ris
15
eld
Lights is
Broilers Leghorns 17 and It
Wholesale Butter
(Buying Prices)
Butlerf SI
Prints $7
Cartons -
0OtSi
(Retail Quotations)
Prints .
Cartons
.89
.81
Oram aad Hay
twsyiac Fries)
Wheat, .western red 78
Seft white 761
Oat, bo. $9
Barley, ton 9 oa
lay.
Oats ant vetch
Clover
Alfalfa
.17.00 te 18.50
.10.00
-.18.50 to 22.00
Meat
1 Buying Price)
Spring Lamb
..-04 te .05
Lav Hogs
Dressed Hog
-10
-16
.18
Dressed veal
Wool
Coarse .
Medium
.18
.20
Mohair
Old
Kid
0
-25
ALFALFA MB .
HEN
Offerings Light Due Partly
To Withholding Crop
For Better Prices
Alfalfa markets were steady to
somewhat stronger during the
week ending July 29. Offerings,
particularly ef top grade hay con
tinued light and demand showed
some improvement aJtnongn
movement is yet considerably un
der normal for this season of the
year, according to the weekly al
falfa market review ot tb U, 8.
bureau of agricultural economics.
Trading was restricted due to
limited buying power, particular
ly on the part of dairymen, aid
to unusually low prices for hay
which has caused growers te hold "
the bulk of the new crop ta hopes
of a better market later In the
year.
Recent drought and extremely
high temperatures ia the Central
western states has caused consid
erable d&atixe to pastures, forage
and feed crop aad ha been large,
ly respoaslMe tor a slowing ap of
shipments of alfalfa hay from
that section. Growers are Inclin
ed to hold snore thaa usual
amounts for their own use ia ex
teetattoa ef higher prices- . -
Quotations remained aochang
ed during the week U Portland
with U. S. No. i aeted to the
trade at $17.60 per ton. F. O. B.
quotation ta the Herm-ttoa dis
trict were around $12.60 per ton
and one dollar lower la the Ya
kima valley. Offerings were
heavier ia Portland but' the buy
ing continued for immediate re
quirement only.
Pastures ia. the north west are
generally coed east supplies of
local hay abundant Movement
ot . alfalfa At Seattle continued i
small with Quotations nominal.
r . at tnrtlaxtd araa confined
I almost entirely to the top grades
to supply small dealers aad rab
bit rle.
WL laiusu.
444 K.