The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 26, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SSVI? ifefee -Joitr Christmas Bay Memer-- SSg "- " Tti OaCCKr STXTESllAldtsu Oregon, Friday Honxlngy DeccsaScr 2V1933 . UUmES' ADTXXTUZVa I 8 eadl- nettce. pr an ..- 2S vwwriM Aavwtiainc per Uae10c Oaasin AdverUslng; eer Un a ioc CUsstfteO- Advertising. Pr lin ' USMS - .. 0 On mth, 4alty and Sunday per Sin , , . ... fl0 this p- accepts ea 411 UTO the essnlng fscs eufcU cstls or ln sLftcatkm. Copy r elvd aftsr ihl dm will b run orto b4Uns -at HELP WANTED ...,. . . -- -, -311 W fBU nt nar.tn k right party 3360 ' tr the next five Mtte Add Box 1360. -States-mnn. SITUATIONS WANTED lr "ijri-ruTjTnrtu-tril-n-nrw-Liii irui N1 Reasonable. Tel. rtTTSW. FOR SALE Miscellaneous . - . . -.I..,,, A-J oon and eat hound. 4 4. 09. XL O. Hayes. McKenat Bridge, Or; Apple, soc and 60s "box. TeL Fresh crab, clams - and aalmen tana Fairground and Silverton . Rd. Intersection. --- - - - - ,'ra-ir ni-,o lfanv ahruba and trr-n mmiMi George Schreiber. J0S0 Neb. Arc - Apptea see ana pp. TeL Tins. FOB BALK 1 rear oU apple tree, all varieties. Pear trees. Alao shrubbery trod full lias of nursery Stock miles north on Pacific high way. WlllamatU Valley Nursery. Tel. TO Ft. FOR SALE Boys new suit, ace 1 4. flalf yrice 366 Chemeketa. TeL tmw. FOR SALE Uanumth lack. Route S. Box ItSK. FOR MAUSCi shafting, pulley banc r& HtaUsmtn PabiUhins Co. FOR 8ALE Old pnper. lc a dub 41a - Statesman office, Typewriters, all makes, new and deed. Adders and typewriters for rent. Type rUer Kxchange. 4M Conrt St. WANTED Miscellaneous Wood haulers attention am stock ing Weod yard. Want wood of all -Ind ACust be cheap. TeL 23SJ. 1-atUea tailoring and all Kinds of oVesamaklns. Coat lint&ga, etc At 604 M. Liberty. WArTTKD Used puuaoa. In as chance rm radio, phonographs, ov far 'rrftnre. rt t Htlff Fn-tltw Company ailSCELLANEOUS If you want your apple- graded, wrapped and packed, call K3U, or call .at TSO -g' St. Balera. ROOM and BOARD 8taan heated rooms with board. Hot and cold water. TeL 1547R. PLBA8ANT rest home Cor senU-ln-v alida or elderly persons. Beat of ear and food, box Til. States man. EXCBIXENT board and cheerful In frtT te home, tta Center. WANTED TO RENT FOR RENT C 22XS H. Liberty X K. la Garnet t K. 14 JL lttb ; H tut 8. Cottaxa a. u n. ttat : ze.ov 1S.0 18.00 W. O. ERUEOXB -14T North Commerrla! FOR RENT APARTMENT eates apt. 1st Cooc. 4tl Marlon. t-raoaa fnrsiahad a par tsa nt tltrtata, water, furnace beat, carac. 2L Adslts. 10M Oak street. Apartsaenta for Teat. Sit. Damon Grocery. Martb CommerdaL WELL furnished rooms and for rent At 2201 Hasel Are. tmw. - spta TeL Vlrlnla apartments ssoely fur Ktshed rooms. Cleea sad desirable. Electrls rangs. electro-hold, beat and Uos t miss this, Phono i7t. AMBASSADOR ESS N. Bummer Otreet , NOW 1NVIT1US yotxr Inspection Of ur beautiful warm apta. newly ren ovated, hardwood floors, clectrlo ran ges and refrleeration. MANAGEMENT Mr. and Mra J. W. Smith BUNGALOW apartment In Palmer Cosrt. 041 Mill fit. TeL ZS4R. 3 furnished rooms and bath, phone ta house. Also X rooms. Neat and clean, close in. Price reduced to rent. Look us orer. 434) N. Liberty. TeL 1I97M. One and three furnished apt. 43S Division. I Modern heated apt. Reasonable; iraiif. inquire 1ST Union. FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT Houses and ' tiata. fit Tew. $14 51 8. CoraX ill t rooms with garags and flro placo West 84sm. 3S J7 Rich mond, rooms. $M i$l LeaUo. rooms, furnace arid -ra:. !S 74 N. ISth. rooms. $ i irry-- room flat.. IIS 740 Marlon, t room flat. $49 735 N. Summer. S rooms, stHa ; SI IS 8. Church feO Y. alee home outside, limits south. ' C . . am IS furnished houses, rent f - " ' t i BECKE V HENDRICKS. ' ISO N. rtlgh tftt , , TiL, ltL KOR RENT Good 0 R. bouss com pletely furnished for-05. Has fire rrface. Furnare, piano, good furniture, also cosy 4 R. buagalow, tmXurnlshed. t holrooma, nook. furaAce, garage, for $1L Worth $2750. Others from 110 to $46 per month. For best rent als. SEE BECHTEL, OT THOMASON S41 Stat Street Room 4. in iimi. -m.mi.-i- -B-r -i-1- - FOR . RENT Honse. barn. garage sad pasture. Tel. 4 7 FT. TILLIE, THE TOILER G.07STS - HER358 VOOft PICTURE IM THE; "THAT ?$ lO, CO O- CHE-CK T ii Mfi r- FOR RENT HOUSES Modem tt fmniiiiui Anderson Cewrt. Thone 4$tT T-rom houaa. ctaM tr r"n r... ers Warehoase. At&L ..,- . . ruin. S I nil in inln mlt n i 1 1 z tnsnjL 001 M4U J5t J10.s4. FOR REKT-4UImm r....-. m nnfurnisbed. , F. X -WTXJD-sT atrrer FOR RENT" "f. farm torrent en share. In- sVlioxU IHaxa. RU 0 room house. barn and -jb4;irea? FOR -SALE Real Estate - .-yMg r i !! ani real denes wftb a wonderful 4ew. HuCt for Palrmoum fnreet, phsns 17. 2Z0,Stala Street T.l ht 2S49.M lunJiL . itmnrf c room sssdorn boms and furnished. Terms. b roesi -boose werth S2000 09 fn Soutiv Saiem. W1U assume or pay cash difference. . ; 151 Acres, flood so0 -and IIS acres m crop. New 1toue and pew barn for 9 9 mmmm A IS ' . a nln, . .a........ A a WUt take -Income property for part. HOLLTWOOO REALTT tW) N. Capitol Street Phone IM7 . . Res. 20CS. COOT). BBTS OR EXCHANGES S A. -farm, -bldga. mil in cult, $49. 00. 20 A sub. home, real buy, 13000. 57 A, bldgsi. timber, stock, $4500., $5 A, blags.,' timber, fruit. $28007 10 A. close in. new bids, atrvk. tools, feed, pav-d road, $4500. r or rent s a. mingajow. S20.no. S R. cottage and garage, $12.50. t R. slupiex. close in. $.. PER RINK st MARSTER3 212 Gray ZSldg. SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS $2500. Modera six room bungalow bome on pared St. near bus line, basement, furnace, three bed rooms, good location. Only $254. down, "be 4eee f 25. oer mo. A real buy. ACT NOW, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. N. X2d ST, BARGAIN: $S40. Modem 4 mom home with basement and furnace, paved st. neat bus line, $7& rash, balance 0 Int. A LATB BUILT HOME AT A SACRIFICE. NEW CLOSE IN HOME: $4500. New modem home with five rooms and large finished attic, corner lot. shake exterior finish, will be completed in about two weeks. $1000. down; balance terms. CREEK PROPERTY: $2300. Buys- a good ftre room horns with furnace, fireplace, garage fine creek lot. pared St. IMME DIATE POSSESSION. . $509 down, balance $25. per --month plu nt REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE W. H. GRARKNHORST a CO, REALTORS s 124 S. Liberty Si TeL 615. S na house snd acre of ground at edga of eftr fireplace, elec. water system, small barn, chicken house, 5 large bearing cherry trees. Must raise money and just reduced to $1950. WINNIE PETTTJOHN, Realtor 17S South High Street $1350 , Corner lot 4 R. bouse, gar age, paved st- $199 down. $2350. 4 rooms, full basement, fur . nace,' fireplace, hardwood floors, garage. Terms. $3500. On good terms, buys a , fins well located home, near two good schools. Lots of fruit on large lot. . PuU basement and piped furnace. 3 bedreesBts. - MKL.VIN JOHNSON 22$ U. & Sank. Bid. TeL 1ST. KNAP Wonderful iHiy in a close In subur ban boaoo for $2090. OaVy small pay ment dowa; cosy- buagalow, room Has elec. lights, water system. One acre of finest and best of stflL Fruit See It and be convinced that It is ons of the best bar on the market fee the aaeney. Dhow a by aa appoint ment only. Ihiaa ft. BECHTEL or THOMASON $41 Stste Htree Room 4. FOR SALE Real Estate OUR XMAS SPECIAL room house with large attic, basement., far ace. fireplace, oak floors thraugbsut. cine fat corner. North. Price $49. WIU accept large lot or acre tract dose to south city limit. LEO I. chilus cu. Keaitors ;20 Stats .Street TeL 1727. 19 ACRE SNAP. $1415 Has 4 R. -bouse, barn, hen houseai fruit, good well water, iencea ana cross fenced. Oeod road payment down, long time on balance. Hurry 1 Never nealn a chance Tike this. SEE BECHTEL or THOMASON 841 RtMe Strwt Room 4. EXCHANGE Real Estate EXCHANGE Neat 4 room house on large comer lot, several walnut and fruit trees, paved street. Price $2500. Owner wishes small property In or near Walla Walla, Wash. Good T room house, two lots, good residential location near Portland. Pries- $5600. Trade for Salem home and pay some difference. SEE Mrs, Ellis with LEO N. CinLDS CO., Realtors $20 Stats Street TeL 1727 EXCHANGE Modern residence In Salem, and well Improved acreage, close in. Will exchange ons or both. Clear for stock merchandise any where: ILDN. -to $10,000.00. Address ownT, Bog t. BtatrHTman. ACREAGE TX--E1 k . 11, nvA. A fin. t!m. .. a bvv . .-.- v. -- . ber near the coast, cabin, spring ana on puMie road; owner wui tax car or good lot. A splendid modera f room house for only $3250 and can use a small car In good condition as first pay ment. ' 10 splendid acres north with fan Improvements worth $99.09 to trad for good 6 room modera horn 120 acres good Improvements, gra vel road, stocked and equipped, worth $8000.40 and wUI trade for Idaho or eastern Oregon land or small farm near Salem. Trade. McGILCHRIST a PENNINGTON 209-10 U. 8. Bank Bldg. TeL 140. Yn5 AMD "THEM'S "THS CTUC2.B OP "THOCT OHEtVC mo THEeara SOUR. UA."SH-- 3EY . 1-1 ii i is----ss-assss ACREAGE A, good C .R. bouse, electrie water . TSm. good garage, on ' sood 11 All ilne 4) room- house, full meat. 1 bedrooms, electric lights, barn, some fruit, on pared road. A 41 in t(CM , , 11500 to loset. Insnraac. .1. ..iKLVIW JOHNSON 9 TT. R nk Btdx. Tel. SIT KTMtv mmt Stxtioa. aw reso. oargaJn-lX tsJCSB St or write 2S N. 15th. Call MONEY TO XOAN I LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE wn pian owe, endorses -cetes, furnttur sad pianos. Alt tran saction -strletly cewfldewtuTl. - STATE tLOAN '-COM PA NT ' 212 Oregon :tUdg. . Second Floor . rt4nc cruicm mau nts" i Offje hra 100 a. m. to 0:30 p. a - xstepnons ssx Licensed by SUts icsariM r. tmui MADE on furniture, ears, aslartes ' other mod MmrH, i,imiu aaonthly. When in financial sen tec us before rlesmg a loan. CORPORATION First Natloaal Bank Bldg. Phone 1200 C!lTT INS FARM kni. mt Iovm rates. Best terms obtainable. Our Insurance department offers yon ax pert advice sad service In sd lines. Hawkins a RnnrnTd tim eL 137 - - 2v Oregon Bldg. - i-i-.irn-ii-in nruTLi loj ON FARMS AND PITT REAL RO TATE. LOWEST INTEREST RATES. BERT T. FORD FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDO. NEED MONET QUICKLY 2 Cash Loans of $10 to $200 Within 2 Hours Smsll Monthly Repayments Toull be surprised how easily a loan can bo arranged. Our friendly and courteous service has helped many when they needed, money aalcklr. Com In. 'phone or writs for full In- lormsuon. mere is no obligation. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCTETT 110 Bligh Bldg. TeL 3-7-4-0 Licensed- by ths Stats shrfSaeaiasaaaaBSwaSaOWasist WANTED to loan on live stock sad personal property. Terms to suit your convenience. National Loan and Finance Co. -410 Bank of Com. Bldg. Licensed by state. MONET LOANED ON AUTOS Contracts Refinanced Arrange to reduce .your payments. Ton keep the car. P. A. EIKER Cor. Liberty St. and Ferry Phono 121 Salem, Ore. Federal Farm Loans, f U Per cent. r I. wiwiu. 31 tate street LIVE STOCK and POULTRY WANTED Poultry of all TeL 133FZ. Lee- Hatchery. I have some good mtlk cows, team of horses, plow, etc, -to sell. It yoa are lookinx for somethinx like thla. get In touch with me. l H. C. SHIELDS Oregon EUt. Tel. ITS. FOR SALE WOOD Special sale now on bono dry cord wood, sawed any length. $-4 cd. Id. $5.09. two Ids. $10.59. 4 ft. $6.T( cd. Davis Wood Tard. Tetepbon 2X92J. FOR SALE: First class grab oak wood. 4 ft. S6.69, sawed $7.60. Lloyd Stephens, TeL 142. . Small oak $4.69. 4 ft, medium $T. 00. 4 ft. -fir .. Old fir $7.09. TeL $414. 2060 N. Church, DRY. all kinds, any length. TeL 2730. DRT Or and ow wood, coal' and fuel oiL Call on ns for prtaea. We give good measurs. good quality and good service. LaRaIER TRANSFER A STORAGE Telephone 130$ Large Snd growth fir. It in, $0.00. 12 In 04.T4. TeL 8F32. - WE hv Il wood on hand all ths time. Prompt delivery. 340 & 12th. Cobbs A MitcheU Co. Phone 313. 10 In. and 4 ft. wood on lumd at all time Alsoplaner wood. TeL 202ft Tracy's Fuel Tarda, - GUARANTEED DRT Wood coal. Tel. tS Salet Fool Co.. 762 Trad. VN WOOD SAWING Wood mw4mr. Rob! nC Tel. .? t SJ. LOST and FOUND LOST English bull pup. Light brown brindle, 0 mo. old. Reward. Call 12 or 15. PERSONAL Mrs. M. E. Clark spiritualist, min ister snd medium. Readings dally at (91 Union. Phone 2976. Work guar anteed or money refunded. A - trial will convince ; FOR SALE USED CARS Valley Motor Company Used Cars All reduced for month of Decem ber. Check thess new prices. 1020 Ford Tudor, new tires 415.00 1030 Ford Sport Coupe, good condition . 425.00 1023 Ford Sport Coupe 336.00 1023 Late Ford Business coupe, overhauled . $50.00 1920 Ford Sport Roadster lots of extras 375.00 1928 Ford Roadster, good con dition 819.99 1023 Lata pickup . 885.00 1023 Ford Phaeton repainted . 800.99 1020 Ford Tudor good snaps 115.00 1929 Ford Touring, good shape 1020 Ford Roadster, a bargain so. T6.00 69.09 86.09 33.09 25.00 1924 Ford Coupe 1924 Ford Touring , , 1023 Ford Coupe 1128 Ford Touring Terms A Trades. Ws pay cash for good used ears. Valley Motor Company Center at Liberty TeL 1915 "Good News f-1 It A IF -mis uias DBA, Of MlMK jOOJq A VBRy 5ooo PICTURE OF VOO t r-r TTl A A I FOR SALE USED CARS - VYYVVri"i'Vh-Vi Hir rud UNUSED MLUEAQE Just Waiting- for the -Proper Owner If 2 Cher. Coach. Almost sew sjtd Jssks -It $4O$.0O 102 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. ran only 3 99 alls g 59.00 1 MW1 A Vocal TovriziSL ran xooa iu.ii 1923 Cbev. Coudo. ramble snt.. , ttw -urea, -penecc xowutta 3B.f 1940 Che-. Sport . Cabriolet, run very Jlttl ft f 99 new paint. Decreet shaiie 2S5.99 1930 Ford Rsadsur, looks Ilk a new on ,. , Sf.V9 192$ Durant Coach, good chantcal shape, new -tires 295,00 im AOMppet Sedan. -Best of tpa 235.00 19M Casv. Coach. -perfect con id out. new tire. A 266.00 1927 Chev. - Tourinx. good nape- inecnsiucauy 125.00 1934 Ovavland Touring, glass enclosure , 1925 Overland Sedan , 05.00 T5.00 Douglas McKay Chev. Co. 333 Center Street TeL 1302 Ford and Buick ' Used Car Lot . 1926 Bulck SUndard Coach 1350.00 1034 Buick enclosed roadster . 269.40 1026 Hutck tourtag- overhauled 150.00 l2SJ3utck. Standard touring 115.09 133 Chevrolet Landau sedan 395.09 127 Chevrolet Coach over hauled , 350.00 1937 Chevrolet Coupe over- 196.00) 185.00 hauled 1926 Chevrolet Sedan ,, 1927 Chrysler 69 -Coach 1924 Dodgs $-4 ton delivery 1923 Dodge Coupe 12 Essex Coach- 285.90 -w 160.00 T5.9 60.09 192 Model A Ford Coach 459.00 1929 Model A Ford Roadster 375.00 1923 Msdel A Ford touting .. $00.99 1933 Msdel A Ford Spt. Coups 825.00 1030- Msdel A Ford truck 665.99 1929 Model A Ford truck 609.09 1926 Msdel T Ford touring 76.00 1924 Model T Ford pickup 95.00 1926 Msdel T Ford roadster-. 96.99 1924 Model T Ford Coup M 159.00 192V Model T Ford Ooun 60.00 1924 Model T Ford Coupe $0.00 iz Moaei x ora sedan 190.00 1926 Hupmobils 8 Coupe . 495.00 1928 Oakland AA 8edan . 685.00 1920 Oakland Coups . 250.00 1439 Pontine Coach - 715.00 1927 Pentlae Coach 216.09 1927 Otdsrooblle Coach 375.00 1920 Willys-Knight 66 Rda 295.00 1022 W. K. enclosed roadster 06.00 Salem Used Car Center North end of Ford Agency -Telephone 1027 'Good Will' Guaranteed Used Cars 1928 Oldsmoblle Sedan 1937 Nash Cabriolet 1127 Oakland Sedan 1925 Studebaker Touring 1926 Oakland Sedan 192T 7odge Coup lrt 8tar Sedan 1927 Chevrolet Coupe 1020 Essex- Caoch 1024 Ford Coups 192$ Ford Touring 1924 Ford Touring 1926 Chevrolet Touring 19g Dodge Delivery 1922 Ford- Touring ( Overland Delivery , .$635.00 . 475.00 . 465.00 . $85.00 . 375.00 . 846.90 . 825.00 . 825.09 . 165.00 . 165.00 . 95.00 . 65.00 90.00 . 45.00 . 65.00 . 35.00 Wood-Wheaton Motor Co.. Inc. Oakland Phono 212S Pontbte NOTICH OF STOCK HOLDERS MEET1XG. Notice Li Hereby Glrea ,tat the annnal meeting of the stock holders of the Mutual Savings and Ixaa Association will bo held at the office of tha company at 141 South Liberty Street, Sa lem. Oregon, on Saturday. De cember 27th. 130, at 7:30 P. M. ot said day tor the purpose of electlna . two members ot . the board of directors and the trans action ot.auch business. as may legally come before the meeting. All stockholders are requested to be present. - A. A. LEE, Dec. 12-1 9-2 1 Secretary. -VOTICE TO (CREDITORS Notice is hereby siren that the undersigned, by an order of the County Court of Marlon County, State of Oregon, duly made and enteretf on the 18th day of De cember, It 30, was appointed Ad ministratrix of the estate of Wal ter W. Johnson and that she has duly Qualified as such. All per sons a&ving claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the- same, duly verified as re quired', by law, at the offices of Kowtts & Cook, 401 Salem Bank ot Commerce Bldg., In the City ot Salem, Marlon County, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice, to wit Decem ber 1. 130. FLORA E. JOHNSON. Admin istratrix ot the estate ot Walter W. Johnson. KOW1TZ & COOK, Attorneys for Administratrix. D. 19-26-J. 2-9-1 S. FTTTS FAMILY HOSTS WAOONDA, Deo. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fitts entertained at a family Christmas tree and dinner a thai h ftniA ah fThriatm A son. Carl Fitts, was honored oni that day, the occasion being his birthday. Eight years ago he was presented to his parents, the fin est gift of all. for the Boss uucvt mac -I f r I -h 3nl! I FOREST LOVE 1 " j ' 1 -o (Continued from page 4) ' X -shouldn't hare -expected you to. riahoald hare got my freedom before I spoke. But. damn It 1 loved yoa so I had. : to tell you - ' --. . ' He looked. 7 so big and hand some end. honest, leatilnx orer the, table te her. loriag her with his eyes for giving' her - . : Sn'hung lier head, fl'm sor ry," she whispered. ' - His comforting warm hand closed on hers. "So you thought yon were-in lore with this fel low, and when it came to a show down lie didn't make the grade. Is 'that It?- , ' "Doesn't look like It." she said through. - tears. He began - to speak, gently, earnestly. "Kaney, we all make mistakes. I made mine. Ton. al- -most made ..yours. , "Oh. I did I did-s-" .- "Putt yourself together, baby. Powder your nose, there's the girt. Pull your hat a little more orer your eyes that's it. List en, it doesn't matter. Ton Tell for this fellow and 'yon thought you were going to lead the grand outdoor life and renounce every thing especially your poor old rich boy and he- filled yon' to the neck about the great open spaces, and what not, and the first time he made a date with you In the big city he missed is that rlghtr She gulped. "Partly bat I ought to tell you " "Say! I don't want, to hear anything. Don't tell me any more about It. "But Jack, I must. Ton don't understand. It was so beautiful In the meadows above the ral ley. Like the . beginning o the world. Everything so fresh and new. Flowers - you nerer saw such flowers. And X used to go riding with him orer those ter rible trails thousands ot feet high, over the slippery shale, with canons and lirers ' below, ana one misstep from your horse " "God, he had bis nerve to take you. Suppose you'd fallen" "But Jack, nobody falls I The horses, you know. They're sure footed. But It's a thrill I for get what I started to say " "The strong, - silent ranger, no doubt," He grinned sympathet ically. Unaccountably she -smiled, too. "I suppose so oh, yes I was going to say "Well, don't say it. sweet heart. The less we talk about the unpleasant things of life, the better." A shadow crossed- his face; he skivered slightly, as if he were cold He had thought of Anita, his wife. He said: "Nancy, I'm married as you reminded me. But I'll soon be tree. And then nothing will keep ns apart. I know yoa think It Isn't rery romanic. mar- ryrng somebody like me instead of n strong,, silent woodsman "Jack, please" "All right, I won't rub it In. Bnt dear, yon see who reallyi lores yon, don't you? And, baby. If yoa had married him It would not hare worked. You weren't made for the sort Of thing. You were made for luxury pearls. furs, the bright lights you, you were; don't shake your head at me! And, baby, that isn't ell. Tom wouldn't make a wife for a fellow like that; he wouldn't ev en want yoe long; you wouldn't be the right kind of woman. It sounds brutal to say It but when he saw that yen couldn't do the washing, and didn't want, to be left to dry-mould in his shanty. he'd see his mistake, too." She hung her head. "I guess you're right. Jack." "Toure darn right I'm right! She took a few puffs and laid It down. "It must be late, Jack, and I must go Til be late home " She must get away. Hare time to think. To think it all orer. And decide decide some thing "Whatever you say, dear." .He signaled for the check. Waiters scampered. "Mr. B earner, Henri, Mr. Beamer wishes to leave!" "Jack, I can't ever thank you " He was sending her home in e taxi. "Don't be silly. Go home and get a good rest. lit call you in the morning. 'Bye!" But Just as the taxi man was closing the door. Jack Beamer changed his- mind. .... He leaped in beside her. The BeAmer's red brick house on Jackson Street was deserted most of the year. Jack preferred f to stay at a club and Anita hat ed - the place she'd furnished so happily twelve years ago. A bride then. Just .. married to a hand some young Englishman, ready to lire happily ever after. But It had certain fascination for her. She kept two servants in ft always, and : there had been tIme wnen she dreamed of mak- lna it a- real home, again. Not any mora. She was forty-seven and looked It. Jack was thirty-four.- -v vV'-.' ' NAIHAT'O .THB &0?1 u0 ' VAlMCrM HB SAiAi "TrK ? fsUlC- r - -"j i iSA i0siL j , UNDY TURNS V.;.-..Jl.-:v' t - . . -V:v4f-Sr ' - CoL Charles A. Lindbergh using a fire extinguisher to quell the flames that came front his air plane at Baltimore. Mrs. Lind bergh was seated at the controls with field mechanics trying te start the motor when gasoline Well-Filled House Greets Christmas Program Held By Auburn School Kiddies AUBURN. Dec. 25. The Au burn school presented its Christ mas program' Monday evening to a well fined house. The chil dren showed exceptional train ing, both from the children par ticipating end on the- part ot the teachers who did the training. The program was as follows: Recitation ot welcome. Ina WItte; 'candle drill by the pri mary room; dialogue, "Darning the Christmas Stockings", Jim mi Sutter and Clarence . Frey; playlet, "Mrs. Santa Somee Into Her Own", with Elolse Hawkins as Mrs. 8anta and -Donald Smith as Santa Claus. with numerous fairies and brownies; dialogue. "The Trick That Failed", with Wallace Earls and Norman Krehblel; a natiyity pageant was presented by the upper room; a good night, Lee Marts. Andrew Etzel ot the eighth grade, acted as announcer. Power Plant Picture Given Charles Cady presented the school with a picture ot the elec Mumps Prevent ' Kiddies Going To Holiday Tree INDEPENDENCE, Dee. 25. A number of the training school children are confined to their homes with the mumps, having to miss the Christmas tree and ex ercises. Mr. and Mrs. (S. 3 B. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. R M. Walker will go to Eugene to spend Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Deaa Walker. Icy: Pavements Cause Troubles MONITOR, Dee. 25. Several minor accidents were reported on Monday morning, caused by the icy pavement Miss Mabel Btrow, who teaches the Hazel Dell school, skidded and turned completely around and finally went into the ditch, breaking oft one rear wheel, when making the turn by the 8. D. A. church. She had come back to it now because she was lonely. Her trip to visit her sister-in-law In Reno. uak . poo at m uiauuvi iwun, nvog wis ; too gay. She could not dance and drink cocktails every night like the others. She was not strong enough. - '":''?:' (To be continued): ' - By RUSS WESTO VER run Avtt BUSB Bfjrr KioTHiKie ABounrj THAT CHECK FITOEIfIGHTER around the engine caught fire and started to spread te the wings ef the 'monoplane. All the while Mrs. Lindbergh re mained inside the pilot's cock pit. tric .power plant at Estacada. jMr. Cady was assistant-engineer on the project, Mrs. Harriet -Ingram spoke a few words ot ap preciation In behalf ef the school. - J Amid screams of delight and shouts of hapy' laughter Santa Clans appeared with a well tilled pack for the kiddles. - Mr. and Mrs. George H. Baum .gartner are enjoying a - visit from their eldest daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Klempel and small daughter. Tt.tf Y rttrt , haw i.mm. Tn i -b-iltm. m-- IClempel are from Aberdeen, Idaho. 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AIM ad m mu a f Rnic a TOtPNIAOjD USE SpfrTlV it R I Q Tr RTTppp XiAicr m N.ENf DE PJW El $mty ottT AR 5 A JL I RTeF iX ANHf O TlSlAIRiSt IPiQ.rfiE White House ypod Used in Hoover Gift WASHING TON, Dee. 15. (AP) Employes at the Whit Honse yesterday . received front President and Mrs. -Hoorer ash trays and Jewel cases fashioned front wood taken from the. White House two years ago when It was remodeled. With it came the following free verses: - 'A pine tree on the hills of Mary land, through. "Many summers heats and win ters' snows, . "relied, carted, watered, sawn and a metamorphosis "Within a week.- "And then a century buried deep within the White nouse walls, unseen, unsung, but one of myriads ef myriads holding firm together "The atoried structure. "Until a new age came and re placed steel tor wood. "Then months upon the dump, the dump cart actually ar - rived tor one last ride, "And then a rescue. Now here X rest upon your desk for a , short apace, the waste bas ket and the fire. "Then once again I'll go, free smoke before free wind, to touch again the hills of Maryland." 920,000 GIFT GOES TO EUGEfJE SCHOOL YAKIMA. Wash.Dee. t4. (AP) More than I2T.000 la specific bequests ' to church or ganisations were made by Mrs. Lucy Ann Flint, pioneer Yakima woman who died December Iff, ber probated will showed here today. She left the Eugene. Ore., Bi ble school $20,000. the Christian church Old People's home la Walla Walla $2000. and the Yakima Christian church a trust fund, gsoee. - . Relatives will receive $12,001 and the remainder of her $S1, 6Ct estate will go to the Yakima Christian church. The will di rected that the money be need to assist young persons In the study for the ministry, among other things. ' About $30,000 from the 'es tate of her husband, Purdy Flint, who. died less recently than his wife, remains to be dis tributed to. church group. W. H. PARKS VERY ILL INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 2$ W. H. Parks, an old resident ot this place, is seriously ill at at his home. Relatives and friends hare been called to be with him. Laat report there was a slight Im provement in bis condition, and hope for bis recovery. VERTICAL. 1 street urchin 2 construct ed S Greek goddess ef the rain bow 4 binder R incline the body 8 eager 7 detested 8 unfa ' miliar one who tel' false hoods 10 leave out 11 marries 18 menaces 21 one who dives for ' pearls IS old EnglLf (abbr) 25100,003 rupees 28 era 27 salt 28 Reman go ef the lower world 81 rule el action . St--poetie form 88 river ta England 25 beseech 4 29 pertain ing to 42 oil ex tracted from rose petals . 44 foods 45 make by 48 actor's part in a drama 47 comfort ' 48 exchanre of goods for motiff 60 French novel iit 61 Arahisn i chiefta'.rs . 82 1eeeuti 65 fond! 3 JTMMns htmOMMf. .. LhL JeJShJW