"" ! -. The OREGON STATESSLN, Salem Oregon, Friday Morning, October 21, 1932 . V PAGE FIFTEiEN
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. HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED- Ambitious energetle
young nian 11 to 34 rears, resident of
liaJem from substantial family, well
known to Salem merchants for residen
tial representative Portland Jobbing
firm. Must bo able to finance SO day,
residence In Portland while learning
business. State education, experience
lind full detail first letter. Thia la ex
Uent opportunity for smart, ambi
tious young man. Box (2, cars States-
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
Two- solicitors, commission tests
only 488 Center Street. '
SITUATIONS WANTED
Ror II wants ' work for rm. - aod
tt&ard, preferably near W. Salem
nc'nooL Reply box II. Statesman.
WMnw wnf. wnrk In anC house for
rent of apt, TeL Apt. S.
Woman forty, wants housework,
'typing or any work, city or country,
references. Lona E. Morlander, Fern
dale, Wash.
TisrifU'U'VtOs'wrVVrir
University student wants to earn
board and room. Experienced In store,
garage, construction. Upton Blckford,
Y. M. C. A. -
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
rOR 8.1LB Old tucrt 10c e bun
dle Statesmaa offiee.
Piano sals in full swing at Tail
mans. Used pianos, $3S, 35. 34S, 88T.
3135. Easy payments. SIS & Uth,
near & P. depoL
" Apples, N. Spies, 331S & Cottage.
FOR SALE Concord grapes, Jlm
. tnies place, Portland road.
' FOR SALE Ladles' brown dress
coat, large beaver collar, like new. She
IT. Price reasonable. 1069 No. 15th St
Roll top desk, L. C .Smith type
writer, check protector, tables, coun
ters, shelving, show cases, other Items
of store fixtures. Can be seen at 1291
S. Commercial.
FOR SALE Good Urge circulator,
used only one season, good as new.
Less than half original cost You'll pay
more tor new on of Inferior quality.
Priced for quick sale. $45.00. Call 745
8. Commercial.
Many ornamental shrubs, trees.
plants. Geo. Schrelber, 2060 Neb. Ave.
S Preferred at $20 per share. TeL
Broadway 0311 Portland, collect
Big bins grapes for sale. Just right
now for Jelly or Juice. Bring your box
drive out Garden road, R. A. West,
well-driller.
FORSALE Good milk cow; Ford
sedan in fine shape ; h. p. Witte en
gine in good order, cheap. W. Peter,
R. . Bol"Bhaw Ore.
Concord and Sweet Water grapes.
Stoddard, 1 ml on Wallace Road.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Red cedar posts, trade for grain. W.
E. Miles, Aleea. Ore. '
WANTED Miscellaneous
All kinds of rifles, pistols, shotgun.
Id gold -nd Jewelry. Condition no ob
ject Kama your prleo.
REINER'S EX CHANGS
150 N Commercial
WANTED Used ptaaoe, ta ax
chance eo radios, phonographs, or fur
niture. H L Stiff Furniture Compesy
Wanted, used club chair. TeL 1415.
Dry wood wanted for haul to Sa
lem. 1311 K. Front TeL 8340. ,
' WANTED Up to two tons dry
beana Phone 6021 evenings.
MISCELLANEOUS
Kodak prints S for 35c and up at
Skewla aver Penney' store.
The Paris dressmaking shoppe, room
411, Oregon Bldg. Phone 1415. Emma
B. Hale.
Steel guitar, Spanish guitar, uke
.lele, mandolin. Married women's club
- meets Thursday 7 :30 p. m. Y. W. C A.
.Call S87S for Information concerning
different clubs for beginners and ad
vanced student. Enjoy playing with
others while you learn. ,
Shlnjrllnx. carnenter repair paint.
kalsomine. Small Jobs Appreciated.
Call 5313.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms, (35 Court St TeL 4501.
FOR RENT Steam heated ' rooms.
Hot and cold water. Exceptionally low
monthly rata. State Hotel, 479 State
Street
ROOM AND BOARD
! Largs room, tain beds. TeL S317.
Heated room, and board. TeL 4375.
Room, board, garage. Homo priv
ileges In modern home. $37.50. Box
26. Statesman.
POLLY AND HER
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lished in Its columns, and
In eases where this paper la
at tanlt will reprint that
part'of an advertisement In
which the typographical
mistake occurs.
The Statesmaa ; reserves
the right to reject objec
tions! advertising. It far-,
ther reeervea the right to
classify an advertising un
der the proper classification.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Cabins - rediud iit tit
wfc $ie mo. Heat. light, water, beds,
etc furnished. Weuatcnoe Auto Camp,
2 miles north f Ralem limit .... t -
highway.- .
Heated mod. apt 1333 State.
Closa In modern steam heated apts.
at special low winter rates. Phono
416,
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A Ckf fXto MM tl KA lot m
0 V -r. W . A 4i. V.IU1 JL
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Lovnly court bungalow .furnished,
ftreDlaca. hdv. rir nov
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Praseott apt, I rma, well-furnished,
private bath, furnace heat, garage.
UK C
nmaa rum. apt, 6SI Center.
i-i-i-iirrrwwftfton.d
Olrmple, TJ0' N. Liberty, modern
furnished 1 m. apt.
: Parkview Apt. 24 Marion under
now saanagemenf. Furnished apt
newly renovated, water and heat, fur
nishodL Well furnished 2-room apartment
2261 Hazel. TeL 7664.
Lovely apts. TeL 624. Ut Center.
Pattos) Apartments downtown. Call
Pattoo's book store.
Largs duplex apt, 633 CenUr St
FOR RENT HOUSES
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Furn. and unfura. houses. R. A.
rorkner.. 1(1 N. Cottage. TeL SOIL
Good S room house. TeL f 559.
Five room completely furnished du
plex, garag. 164 Mill St
. I R. mod. Owner 1178 N. ComL,
New furalanwl A mnm hmiai rtnu
In. TeL 313L
7 R. modern, close in, 5i9 unit.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT aero fruit tract. K
miles south of Batem In Liberty dls-
irici. gooa- room nouse on place,
plastered, well and sprmg, small barn
and chicken house. Cheap rent to a re
sponslUs party. Phono 3S41.
WANTED To rent small farm to
man with truck. Nearly steady Job
with truck. See Room 200, 381 Stats
St., Salem, Oregon. -
WANTED TO RENT
Farm stocked and equipped on,
share. J. W. Magee, Bt 1, SUverton.
Oregon.
FOR SALE Real Estate
i-ii
Good semi-modern home anrrauniled
by beautiful shaded grounds, fruit,
nuts, berrtea, grape arbor and gar
dena Six room, fireplace, basement,
lot 120x121. garage. Near Junior high
and grammar school. Paved street,
ales view. $3500. terms, might accept
soma carpenter work on de&L Owner
76S Rural avenue, phone 3154.
We have a 4 room house, garage,
paved street, sidewalks, several fruit
trees. Urge lot, for only $600.00 on
easy payments.
340 aero stock ranch, S room house,
t good barns, 80 aeres tillable, running
water, good road, will, exchange for
city property. s
A good SO aero farm, fair Improve
ments, running stream, some timber, 30
acres under cultivation for only $2,
600.00. McGILCHRJST PENNINGTON
ZOO-lt U. a Nat'L Bank Bldg.
m sasa.an m m m - or,nrxrLruxnft
Salom property to trade for coast
property. 701 a 13th.
$2300. New I R. house. flreDlaca. fan
ba semes t furnace, garage, largo lot
with fruit Terma
ii A. good soiL buUdlags, to trade
for small acreage near Salem.
R. A. FORKNER
1610 N. CotUgo TeL S03L
SPECIAL
Extra ftna . 7 room house on large
corner lot ta North Salem, walking
distance to school and business dis
trict beautiful lawa and ahruba Priced
low for few days at $7500. Will accept
smaller nouse or land as part
ALSO: 7 room modern English typo
borne well located. Owner wants homo
In Portland.
SEE Mrs, Bills with
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State .Street Phone 6708,
WANTED SOME ONE WITH
$600 to buy this dandy I hi acre
tract ta Hollywood addition.- only -3
miles out. CUeat up against it must
have soma money. Don't let this slip.
just tnmic w-A. ror oo.
ANOTHER SACRIFICE SALE
2T 44 -acres T miles on naved road.
f-R. bungalow, good barn, priced for
otek aalo at $1700.00 : $500 down.
Yea oant beat these as an Invest'
ment
J. D. SEARS, Realtor
111 South High
aero 1 nL from Salem, I room
house, fireplace, basement, automatic
water ayststn, garage, some fruit and
pav road, $2771.
ISO A. 1 mi from R. R. $ room house,
largo barn. 2 snrinas, fine alfalfa and
clover land. 120 cultivated. baL pasture
ana nmoev, i7.6t per aero.
uelvih Johnson
371 Stata Street Phone $711.
PALS
FOR SALE-.Renl ratal
a ...... -111.,1111-n-j
4 rma and nook, furnace, garage.
taks aato or something of mhw for
wiiuiT. unrni ana want QUIOX ms
posaL How about ttrrnlng ta your dia
mond ring for s down pmtT ,
Another houm will taks stock foe
down put work painting. . Why
rontt ' ..
WINIHE PETTTJOHN
1I Jlouth Hic Street
EXCHANGE Renl EsUtt
12 aerss) near Eugene, stocked and
quipped; IDS meres In cult, good
buUdinga To trade for small farm.
' K. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bid. TeL- HAS.
10 A. 1 snL oast town, S R. housn,
large barn and other buildings, an In
cult. H A. strawberries, family orch
ard. For sale or rent or trad for a
4 or 5 R. house. Can at 104S N.
Church.
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47 A. t ml. from Sheridan. Ore. for
sale or trade for bouse fat 'Salem
fair' improvement running water
fruit Phono 2tC .
ACREAGE
Arrowhead Rnrtnra. C A. mrUI mnn.
try homo, cheap terma Between Lone
Pino and ScotU UUla. -3. W. Magee, R.
I, Silver-ton. .
MONEY TO LOAN
WMalBstsJSntfBaAaaWtsai
" PERSONAL LOANS
SiADH on furniture, cars, salaries
or other rood security. Repayable
monthly. When m . financial need see
as before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
' CORPORATION
First National Bank Bldg. Phone Ills.
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PERSONAL, INSTALLMENT OANS
STATE LOAN COMPAMT
311 Oregon Buildtns. Ind Floor.
Offico hra, 10:00 A. M. to 1:30 P. It
Telephone 7713. Stat lice a No.
S16l4 : , I
s i w n m wonxx mmwMmm
Bells of Harmony
Heard over KOtM daily
ring out a loan service that
la really. reaUy dUferent .
TOTJ GET THE PTJZX
AUOUVT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS $10 to $300
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 113 New Bllgn Bldg. Sad Floor
LICENSED BY STATE
11 State St TeL 1-7-4-S
- -ry- - -irwr.-i rinn mm
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
- Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Too keep the ear
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry '
Phone 4731 8atem. Ore,
LIVESTOCK, and POULTRY
.........- i-.-nn.ruLniuu
stfll paying 7e Ught hens and So mod.
hens F. O. B. own plant Evergreen
Poultry and En Vi itiu a rn
av . w. VH. mm
St, In the alley.
-iii-rviri.nAnjm
For quick ftaU 180.00. For t rrMT
Two to freshen In Jan. TeL 7F14.
nr njirrrai. Ana ri-ssiK itw
w"efefe rwvVsAA.
LATinsr r)1lllttf St ' Tbiff rtmlnaAM
ftnaW'Iftl . nrlrssi Phnna 1lr$
. . ST- aavaaw awwa,- a. J7fJ
Hatchery.
MMMM i nruiriri
Old fir 10 In.. $4.50. Phono 7800.
FOR SALE WOOD
- w sj awessereassaSaeSSaSjfesawa
SVw)l O aw 1 a-
- - ri"a"M-siinriTjnJVXAJXi
ai apaSSitj tor Ury sir, OeVK. KBTJ
and mapl. ReaaonabU prtceaT Phone
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GUARANTEED DRY wood, oca)
TeL SAOa Salaim 8nl M.
Cotttga
. -r - r it- -rjTjj
Dry wood at Tracy'a Phono 236.
rRT tm A ur m v nvm ,
and fuel oa Call on as for price We
give good moasura, good quality aad
good service.
UARmsR . TRANSFER a STORAGE
Toieohono S1S1
iw-w. ....... ........ -r -,-M- i-iiim.
mo grsviD. ory asn. old nr.
(nodwood. Rirh nrlx.. Ua.mi
N. Front TeL 5240.
i -n-nrir na .
II In. oak 35.50. is la nr 14 aa
Wood cut any length. S97 N. Cotn'L
LOST AND FOUND
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iajht Black coat with gloves ta
pocket lodge pins. Owner, 4(8 3L
ComL Reward.
i ir.-iririrtn
vy)STrwwllM mo' hi. iw.
mala, white, black spots, one black
ear. Sill, S S. BL Ufa SO.
u-ru-ntniin.n
lAJxr small dog. light tan with
white spot on forehead, whita tip on
talL Return 430 N. Cottage.
FOR SALE USED CARS
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SPECIAL SALE
SALEM U8ED CAR CENTER
OPERATED BY VALLEY MOTOR CO
1028 Bulck Standard Coupe S2S8.00
1938 Bulck Standard Coupe 140.00
1938 Balck 4 Pim. Coupe 11S.00
izs unrysier 72 Sedan, 33 lie 308.00
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
348.00
1930 cnevroiet Coach
1939 Chevrolet Sedan
1928. Chevrolet Roadster
193T Dodge Coups
19S1 Ford Cabriolet
1931 Ford Coupe -
1980 Ford Coupe
1939 Ford Sedan
338.00
3 T 5.00
138.00
95.00
400.00
850.00
375.00
335.00
198.00
10.00
43.00
40.00
00.00
1930 Ford Coupe
1924 Ford flm1an'St II.
i Fora Tudor, 33 lie.
1924 Ford Cmrn I In
1928 Nh fWnH- ti.
192S OnklaiMl (Wok l-
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48.00
iv rirmoum Beaan. -l 11c. 141.00
1938 Studebaker Tour '33 Ua 95.00
TERMS TRADES
SEE
Jim or Charlie
Phone T910 Marion A Liberty Streets
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192T Hudson Coach. 81TB.0A ltss
Paiga sedan. 3110.00. Both ta good
snaps wita igonso. su auu et, WI1-
tametis uarage.
'31 Chev. Coach, 3318.00. Apply Fri
day 818 MeClalne St. SUverton. Alter
JfTiaar Z08T Belmont, Partlaad,
FOR SALE USED CARS
rnmm ij.. . n -jUU
WITH AN Ot Id THAT COUNTS
1114 Ford Coupe f 25.0$
102s Overland Touring 25.00
1021 Durant Coanh 165.00
120 Ford Roadster
1130, Ford Sport Roadster -, 275.00
CHEVROLET
lit! Delivery aew tiroa .
111S Touring- a dandy
118 Coupe
110 Coach : , ,,
1031 Coach --
133 Coach -
-$ 35.00
. 16.00
, 175.00
. S45.00
. 445.00
. 576.00
. 5T5.00
. 75.00
1111 Coupe
137 Chev. Truck
1021 Graham Truck -
1S2S Char. Truck, only 13.000
115.00
- , mttea V .. S2S.0
Wo have a. 1021 Ford Victoria for
863.00 and a 1127 Paiga Coach for
125.00. Both are good cars and worth
the money but have not yrt been sold.
The boas says sell 'em before Nov. t,
so here's your chance, .bargain hunt
ers. Make us an offer. Terms and
trades accepted. -
. McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
131 Center Phone 3189 430 N. ComT.
Butck Touring; ta. good shape. Cheap
for cash.' 150 Front St -
ParenU-Teacher '
Will Hold Initial
Gathering. Tonight
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, ..Oct,' 10.
Popcorn school will ' hold -1 aa
first Parent-Teacher m acting- FYW
day nlrht.. Octobar 11.. A 6:10
o'clock' supper, will ba sacred and
a sjood muslcsl program is prom
ised by the ntsTtsJameiit com
mtttea wbicb Is composed oX Wil
fred Wilson, Harry McDowell and
Fred Wilson.
John W. Simmons, accompanied
by bis dsngbUr, Mrs. George Wil
son, sro motoring to Fairfield,
Idaho. They will visit Simmons'
sister and nieca, Mrs. Grace Bliss
and Kiss Helem Bliss), and Sim
mons will also attend to business
matters.
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT 07
THH COST OF IMPROVING
WILSUR STREET FROM THE
EAST LINE OF COTTAGE
STREET TO THE WEST LINE
OF WINTER STREET IN THE
crrr of salem, oregon.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
tbat the Common ConnciL of the
City of Salem, Oregon, will, at or
about 7:l o'clock P. 1L, on the
7th day of November. 19X2, or
any subsequent meeting of the
said Council thereafter, la the
Council Chambers of the City Hall
of Salem, Oregon, proceed to as
sess upon or against each lot or
part thereof, or parcel ot land
liable therefor, la Its proportion
ate share of tb cost of improving
WILBUR STREET FROM THE
EAST LINE OF COTTAGE
STREET TO THE WEST LINE
OF WINTER STREET in the city
of Salem, Oregon.
All persons Interested In the
said assessment are hereby noti
fied to appear before the said
Council at said time and place,
and present their objections. It
any they hare, to said-assessment,
and apply to aald Council to equal
ize their proportionate share of
same.
By order of tha Common Coun
cil this 17th day of October. 131.
MARK POULSEN. City Recorder.
Date of first publication, October
19. 1932.
Data of last publication, October
21. 1932. O-19-20-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby gtraa that tha
undersigned, by aa order of tha
County Court of Marlon County,
State of Oregon, duly made and
entered on the 21st day of Sep
tember, 1932, was appointed EX
ECUTOR of tha estate ot CURTIS
W. BEECHLER and that ha has
duly qualified aa such. An persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified as required by
law, at tha offices of DALE X.
BEECHLKRr 802 U. 8. NATL.
BANK BLDG., In tha City of Sa
lem, Marlon County, Oregon,
trithin six months from tha data
of this notice, to-wit March 21,
1932.
DALE X. BEECHLER,
EXECUTOR of the estate of
CURTIS W. BEECHLER.
KETES PAGE, ATTORNEYS
FOR EXECUTOR. 8-23-30-O-
7-14-21.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned, by an order
of tha County Court of the State
of Oregon, for tha County of Mar
ion, duly made and entered on tha
2Sth dsy of September. 1932. was
appointed Administratrix ot the
estate of J AS. G. HELTZEL, de
ceased, aad that she has duly
qualified as such Administratrix.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
prepare tha same, duly verified, as
required ay law, to her at tha law
office of JOHN HELTZEL in Ladd
ft Bush Bank Building. Salem, in
Marlon County, Oregon, within sU
months of the data ot this notice.
Dated this 29U day of Septem
bar. 1932.
CLARA A. HELTZEL.
Administratrix of Ua Estate of
Jaa, G. Heltsel, deceased.
JOHN HELTZEL.
Attorney tor Estate,
Salem, Oregon.
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION :
Sept. 30.1933.
DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION:
Oct. 28, 1932. S 10 O 7-14-21-23
. "A Doz's LLfa' " Rv CIJFP 55TFRR17TT
1 Bitifcprfastt
1 (Continued from Paga 4) .
tha Indian office, ot which ha was
tha official messenger, knew lit
tlo ooHsothinr. rat U. addition to
his , Indian duties his activities
were numerous and rarled. as I
think are quite van described bri
yaa u tha ootatie from your
article by Mr. Hendricks, , in The
statesman; but X never knew that
ha waa discriminated against, by
tha good people ot Salem on tha
groand of immorality, but on the
contrary I know that he was trust
ed .implicitly, by many good . and
prominent people with business
and Intimate personal-matters.
"As to, his carrying his arm in
a sling, X cannot remember his
doing so. and - yet at times he
may bare! dona so. As Mr. Hen
dricks says, tha remnant of his
am (nine or tan - inches long)
was always closely wrapped in a
black - silk handkerchief. The
stomp seemed pointed aa though
the bone may hare protruded. I
never saw it unwrapped, nor do X
recall Ala ever saeatlontag tha ae-
ciaeu mat caused the loss of bis
arm. Daring his busy activity i
tha Klamath country at tha time
ot tha Modoc omtbreck t observed
bias with parUcularttT only whan
ne. was on norseoacc. wearing, a
dark cape from which appeared
anly tha arm holding the bridle
rein.
w
"Late on tha evening ot Nor.
28, 1872, the day before the out
break, X was talking with SupL
Odenaal. (T. B. Odeneal) a cou
ple of hundred yards 'east of the
LtekvCla hotel, yet on horseback,
having come that day by tha In
dian trails from Yalnax sub ag
ency, my station oa Spragna riv
er, supposing I was coming to at-
tena anotner council with captain
Jack, leader of the renegade band
of Modoca from the reaervatioa.
Odeneal had seen ma coming and
had walked out to meat ma. to
explain that Jack had spurned tha
messenger ha had sent to him to
arange for a peace council, and
that he (Odaaeal) had called oa
Col. Green, , commander at Fort
Klamath, for 89 cavalrymen to
compel Jack to go with his band
to the reset-ration, provided that
could not be accomplished by
peaceable means and. that very
day, those men were to leave Tort
Klamath at noon, and no doubt
they were already far oa their
way, Iran (Iran D. Applegate) be
ing with them as their guide, and
his representative to endeavor to
secure a peaceful surrender.
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Business
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BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
81 D Barton Hattereo - Starter and
generator work. 848 Chemeketa St.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Msw bunding-. and alterations. Ex
perienced and reason able. Estimates
free. TeL T49T for appointment. O. H.
Thompson.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telenhoo 0480 ft 10 OTorrnnosa.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a W SCOTT. P8C CUroaraeter.
! N Rhr Tt 4tos 08T1
FLORISTS
CUT -flowers, woddtna nowraeta
ranersj wreathe, deceratioaa, C W.
BrelthannL OorUL 1ST Court street
TeL 8904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lata BTer-
Ist 10th a Msrket Tet 0803
FLOOR CONTRACTING
Gum Floor Co Tel 01 It
INSURANCE
BECKS HENDRICKS
180 N Hhrh Tel 404t
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW 8ALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
383 S.1 High TeL 1138
CAPITAL CTTT LAUNDRY.
"We Wash Everything In Lux"
Telephone 3H8 1304 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened and repaired. Also tradea
FL W. 8cott. 14T a ConVL TeL 4810.
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to homo.
Spring mattress 18.00. Renovat
ors and fumlgatore. Capital BeddSag
Co. TeL 4080 3030 North CapltoL
New mattress ma so ta order, aid
mattress remade I sea-pet clean! tig. eas
ing : fluff rug weaving. Salem Fluff
ftoa A Mattreea Factory, a 13th
WttVur. Tet 84 4 L Otto T. Swlckar.
Est toil.
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giuskst aosjlng snaohinaa, ahaat mosta
and Piano studios, Rsoalrtnc ahono
graphs and sewing macmnaa 4SS
otata Bjcraot. Baiam.
to me, for I had charge ot f Ot
Iadiaas atvTolnax. including tha
home band, of Modoca and. Oche-
hoa hand ot Palutee, I had ro1
commanded that' NO. 8TEP BE
TAKEN to compel the return -of
the renegade band until . Gen.
Frank Wheaton, commanding tha
District of tha Lakes, could be
adtlsed and have la reach 180
mounted' men. and this he. could
easily do without depleting the
garrisons too much at hla four
military posts and inch a force,
X believe. Contain Jack would
NEVER HAVE RESISTED. . Ode
neal said he had thought the ad
vice good, but that leading white
men about Llnkmie (tha present
Klamath Fails) thought that 80
men wottld be ample, and ho had
yielded to their opinion.
- S
"Aarwa were talking, two men
rode by going south, and I said
0 Odeneal. 'Who are .those two
men?' and ha told -me they were
Messenger Brown - and , Dennis
Crawley, a settler, sent by him to
warn 'tha settlers .on. Tula lake
that ntght, all but Henry Miller,
a cattleman, who waa believed to
bo under' promise to warn the
Modoca in caso there should be
a movement 'of troops in -their
direction. ; .
-Tt was known that tha Modoca
under Cataln Jack were - In two
camps Captain Jack's oa the -west
side of Lost River and 800 yards
distant on the east side was
Black Jim's camp, and 800 or
700 yards north of Jim's camp
was tha Crawley cabin.
.
"Near daylight on tha morning
ot Not., 29, tho 26th anniversary
of tha Whitman massacre. X ar
rived with tire citizens from XJnk
villa and my aid and Interpreter,
Klamath Sub Chief Dare Hill. X
was to take charge ot the rene
gade bead In case of their surren
der, aad to do anything possible
in the Interest ot peace.
"Tha movement was la tha
hands ot Captain James Jartsen
with Lieutenant F. A. Boutelle.
Captala Surgeon McElderry and
38 cavalrymen instead of 50. Iran
(Applegate) was with Jackson,
representing tha Indian service,
with orders from Odeneal to set
tle tha matter peaceably it possi
ble aad yet Odeneal had placed
the paramount management -in
the hands of Captain Jackson.
s S
"Whan parting from Jackson
at the Stukel ford at aboat 4
o'clock that morning, seven miles
above the Crawley cabin, "before
1 crossed .Lost liver to the east
side with my six men. Jackson
said to me, Hold tha Crawley
cabin as a rallying point, and It
you hear firing coma up."
(Continued tomorrow.)
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TO ETiTEB COIITEST
HABION. Oct. 20 The Com
munity club held its first tall
meeting Tuesday night with Har
ley Llbby la tha chair. Mr. Libby
outlined the coming year'a work
and it was agreed to eater tha
membership contest, which is one
of tha features In tha yeas plan
sponsored by Prof. Parsons ot tho
University of Oregon working in
connection with community clubs.
wars and means for financing
tha club were discussed at soma
length, finally deciding to serve
refreshments ton the November
and December meetings without
a charge, each family donating
their portion, then In January an
entertainment and basket social
will be given the funds from this
to be applied on expenses, .
Rev. Dallas ot tha Christian
church of Albany furnished the
entertainment consisting of hu
morous reading and an instruct
tra talk oa prohibition that was
greatly enjoyed. .
This being tha semi-annual
election tha following were elect
ed: president, Emll Schermacher;
rice president, Carl Olson Sr.?
secretary-treasurer, Lester Col-
gan; chairman of refreshment
committee, Mrs. Elxy PIckard.
publicity, Mrs. Warrea Gray; im
provements. Warren Gray.
Refreshments were served Jty
Hra. Collivan and her committee.
Tho next meeting of the club will
bo on Tueeday night. November
1L,
Methodlit Women
To Serve Dinner
On Election Day
TURNER. Oct. 2 Ladies of
tha Methodist church aid society.
met Wednesday afternoon at tha
noma ot Mrs. T. C. Gunning.
Plans were made for serving a
public dinner on election day, No
vember t, as has been their cus
tom for the past few years. They
will serve la the vacant Ransom
building near Jensen's hardware
store.
The Boy Scout troop had a big
meeting with good attendance
Tuesday night at the school
house. Waldo Riches is scoutmas
ter with Walter Peterson, his as
sistant.
Mrs. Mabel Martin is very ill at
the Deaconess hospital in Salem,
aiier a major operation Monday
Hazel Green Folks
- To Attend Teacher
Training Courses
HAZEL GREEN. Oct. SO Rut
Clark M. Smith, nastor. will
preach at 11 o'clock Sunday, sub
ject: -me Biggest Business in
tho World." As the church group
will attend the teachers training
class at United Brethern chureh
Salem from Monday till rridtr
next week, the regular prayer
meeting will not be held. Chris
tian cnaeavor meeting is changed
Cross - Word Puzzle
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41 atrongry
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jaUitarr -.,.
from t to T:X0. withh Miss Hatel
Cook, leader. Tha third topic oa
the -problem ot youth and tho li
quor question will bo- considered.
Much Interest is being shown. Tho.
attendance as increased, 24 be-. '
lug present Sunday. ;-- .
An executive meeting' of tho
board ot Christian, education la ,
called tor Sunday at tha parson
age at l:lo o'clock, .
HAZEL GREEN, Oct. 20 Tha
Sunshine Sewing club was enter
tained at tha home of President
Mrs. Alvin Van Cleave for first
fall meeting. Tha afternoon waa
spent culltlng. A short business
meeting waa , held, when it waa
decided to draw names for Christ
mas presents, cost of gifts not to
exceed IS cents.' Joining the Ne
mo Sewing club in buying a print
ing set tor. tho school 'waa con
sidered and referred to tha com
munity club.
Mrs. Virgil Perren wfU be host-
ess for next meeting. November t.
Tho question ot uniting tha
two sewing clubs was discussed.-
It was decided not to mergo -.
them, aa tho group would bo too
largo to aatertaln In tha majority
of tna homes.
Mrs. Van Cleave served delic
ious refreshments, Mrs. Virgil
Perron and Mrs. Herman Wacken
assisting- There were present, -
Mi. Ellen Van Cleave, Mrs. Clark
M. Smith, Mrs: . Robert Massle.
Kn, B. C. ZlelinskL Mrs. Rndolnh
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CLUBS VOTED DDWi'J
tvaeken, Mrs. Herman , Wacken, -
Jr., and Mrs. G. G. Looaey.
is
Coxinty Delegates
Named by Hubbard
Chapter of Women
HUBBARD. Oct zO. "The Po
litical Issues of tha Day was tho
thema of th talk given by Mrs.
Hannah Martin Wednesday after
noon whea she spoke before tho
members of the Woman's club at
the home of Ellen Carl. The preal- -dent,
Sadie Scholl. presided.
The following delegates were,
named for tha county federation
which meets in Woodburn Octo- ,
bar 27: Sadie Scholl. Pearl Bates, !
Eunice Braden. Ellen CarL Cora
Smith. Kathryn Will, Coble do
Lesplnasse and Blanche Brown.
Carmen Scholl favored tha club
with a reading, "LIP Browa
Baby." '
Assistant hostesses were Ethel
Johnson and Margaret McMannls.
Present were Sadie Scholl. pearl
Bates. Sadie RIeh. Effa Bell. Ella
Staaffer. Cora Smith, Margaret
Anderson, Coble de Lesplnasse,
Kathryn Will. Neva McKensie,
Mabel Crolsant, Eunice Braden,
Ellen Carl. Ida Garland, Carmea
Scholl and Blanche Brown.
SUBSTITUTE AT SCHOOL
ZEN A. Oct. 20 Miss Dorothy
Bork, teacher of the Zena schools,
was ill with a severe cold Monday
and unable to teach. Mlas Edith
Ross of Brush College was sub
stitute for tha day.
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& artificial
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7 VERTICAL
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governor of
Algiers
10 clear blua
of the sky
2 swift
24 fabulous
bird of
Arabia
23 soma
27 rescued
11 aaltpetar
12 carved pole
li soothing
drugs
15 degree of
.excellence .
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portrait
tl food fish
l-altrrr-whita
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copper cola .
42 struggle
41 ruffadeliflf
44 eeule tha
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the Jewish
calendar
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words
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